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ekusiadadus

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About ekusiadadus

I'm a software engineer living in Tokyo. I was born and raised here, and have spent almost my entire life in the city.

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    I've been working on multi-agent path finding (MAPF) for warehouse robotics, so when Amazon published the DeepFleet paper (arXiv, Aug 2025), I spent considerable time dissecting it…

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    Great question! The current implementation is relatively straightforward: Layout: The diagram generation uses fixed coordinate positioning (x, y values) calculated heuristically ba…

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    Location: Tokyo/Japan Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Depending on the case Technologies: Rust, TypeScript, AWS Résumé/CV: https://github.com/ekusiadadus Email: ekusiadadus@gmail.…

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    This is what I need. Waiting for plan in Japan.

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    I do not know it's proper to say, but congrats!!

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    It would be nice to have an edge transition table, but implementing it sounds pretty tough.

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    I think it’s precisely because of the free sharing that we’ve been able to build such a huge market. The fact that so many engineers enjoy relatively higher salaries and strong dem…

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    I think modern websites tend to be especially overloaded with cards. Maybe tools like Claude Code just really love cards. That said, I don’t believe card-free design is always bett…

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    Ah, my mistake — Bic Camera didn’t acquire Seibu’s site. Seibu Ikebukuro was actually sold to Fortress, and then the property was transferred to Yodobashi Holdings, which is now pl…