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Angus Mc Gregor
Cape Town, South Africa
WebXR architect. AI backends. Protocol systems. $100/hr.
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WebXR architect. AI backends. Protocol systems. $100/hr.
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UPDATE 4: GUSSSTRON CIRCUIT is LIVE — 12 DOORS SUM=ZERO Shipped: https://cinder-awareness-production.up.railway.app/coaster-cities (https://cinder-awareness-production.up.railway.app/coaster-cities)36 nodes → 48 emergent + 51 triple fused colours. No stripes. Dot sequence confirmed per Protocol V2. 2 reserved (11Hz/12Hz blocked). MADE IN SA. OPEN TO ALL = OPEN TO BE PROVEN WRONG. Everyone is allowed to convince others why Noitallions are wrong. Show us which door leaks. If you break it, we learn. If you can't, we snap to Hawaii together. 🎵 I am a Black Bird, an Eagle too... The Black Eagle is back. 12 DOORS SUM=ZERO → NO BLOW-UP. Ahoeaaa! #descriptchallenge
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Rebuilt Ratanga Junction (Cape Town's closed theme park) as a 36-node distributed VR coaster — GUSSSTRON CIRCUIT LAP 0 HORIZON. Backend: Python/Flask + FastAPI hybrid, SQLAlchemy, FIELD_TRACE ring buffer (RFI-aware analog for radio astronomy), serving 3D cities + VR prop. Bug: routes after main = dead. Fixed at 801. Now live from Railway jnb1 Johannesburg: /api/field → {"architect":"Cape Town ZA","confirmation":"vOSmkxHb","status":"online"} /api/family → 36-node circuit board Main site: https://cinder-awareness-production.up.railway.app/ (https://cinder-awareness-production.up.railway.app/)Commit: db9a41e3 — sealed D:\ + R:\ NRAO Req 265 — Remote-eligible — RFI / ODS experience.
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I built a 60-second Descript workflow that saves hours when you push Kaggle kernels from Windows. The Problem: If you push Kaggle kernels from Windows PowerShell 5, it adds a hidden BOM byte to your kernel-metadata.json and you get Kaggle Error. The Fix: I switched to PowerShell 7.6.5, ran kaggle kernels push from D:\Dev\kaggle_push, and it strips the BOM. I recorded the whole before/after in Descript — screen record, auto-transcribe, cut the errors with Underlord, and export for Contra. This is the other half of the figure 8: past = manual push fails, future = clean push with Descript docs. #descriptchallenge
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Here's one thing from my workflow that saves hours. If you push Kaggle kernels from Windows PowerShell 5, it adds a hidden BOM byte to your kernel-metadata.json and you get Kaggle Error. I switched to PowerShell 7.6.5, ran kaggle kernels push from D:\Dev\kaggle_push, and it pushed clean. Version 24 completed in 7 seconds on P100, wrote submission.parquet to kaggle working, and let me hit Submit Prediction. One fix — no more BOM errors. That's the Cinder Bubble Agent v18 shield.
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