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@ -55,7 +55,9 @@ however I'd still have to jump through hoops to get an Autonomous System num
in the coming weeks.</p>
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<li><p><strong>Reduced External Dependence:</strong> The main goal of NWS is to have no external dependence. In theory, everything but core internet infrastructure
should </p>
should be done in-house. From what I can gather, migrating off of using Cloudflare for DNS
load balancing/failover would require that I am able to setup anycast so that
if one PoP goes down, traffic will still be routed to the others.</p>
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<h2 id="olney">Olney</h2>
@ -63,7 +65,7 @@ should </p>
<p>Olney is a new project I am starting with my friend <a href="https://sridharnandigam.com/">Sridhar Nandigam</a>. It aims to make
tracking your job applications easier. Most of my friends either use spreadsheets or Trello to track their job applications, I
think that we can make something that&#39;s a bit better for the job. Some features I&#39;d like to have are: resume version attached to
your application, job posting notifications from job boards such as <a href="github.com/pittcsc/summer2024-internships">pittcsc</a>, and watching
your application, job posting notifications from job boards such as <a href="https://github.com/pittcsc/summer2024-internships">pittcsc</a>, and watching
your email for emails from recruiters. Currently, I have part of the backend setup with basic CRUD operations. Now that I&#39;m done with
the latest batch of NWS work, this is next on my list to work on.</p>
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