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I build the infrastructure that helps developers run AI at scale. I am a software engineer and PhD specializing in backend systems, distributed computing, and AI infrastructure. At Vast.ai, my work includes designing and implementing the platform’s extensive Hugging Face integration, building the integration between Vast and BytePlus, and designing and developing Vast’s model library and marketplace. My doctoral research focused on knowledge graphs, and I write about the practical engineering behind reliable, scalable AI platforms.

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A business is designed to die if it is purely rent-seeking and fails to own its core infrastructure. Understanding when to build, when to buy, and when to outsource is the golden rule that keeps your business durable and competitive.
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Inspired by a Kunda and Friends song, I explore adopting a child-like mindset towards growth and learning in 2025. Drawing parallels between children's natural curiosity and professional development, I highlight strategies for career advancement, continuous learning, and personal growth through the lens of childlike wonder and fearless exploration.
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From a remote Nigerian village to achieving a doctorate in the United States, this my inspiring journey chronicles my determination to fulfill my late father's dream. The story follows my path through bachelor's and master's degrees, eventual migration to the USA, and the challenges of balancing doctoral studies at the University of Arkansas with a professional career at Activision | Infinity Ward (now Xbox Microsoft). The year 2024 marked significant milestones including surviving a corporate layoff, obtaining permanent residency, defending my dissertation on knowledge graphs, and culminating in a doctoral hooding ceremony that brought pride to my family and friends.
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