u/SuspiOwl

Hi!

I'm a full-stack developer based on APAC, currently looking for new opportunities, preferably long-term.

My primary stack: TypeScript, Nest.js, React, Tailwind, SQL Databases, Redis, AWS, Nginx, Docker / Docker Compose, AI tools (primarily GitHub Copilot)

Open to learning new / other technologies.

Here's my brief professional experience:

1. October 2024 - Now: Lead Software Engineer
   • Leading the development of internal tools
   • Optimizing performance and stability of existing applications
   • Containerizing PHP and Node.js based applications with Docker, managing deployment on Linux servers, and implementing CI/CD pipeline
2. June 2021 - December 2025: Backend Engineer
   • Developed backend services for the internal dashboard of an airport
   • Developed backend and frontend application for a social media application
   • Developed data scrapers for machine learning training data
3. June 2018 - October 2021: Self Employed Full-Stack Developer (developed internal tools with)
   • Developed a high-performance real time web based internal tools with Socket.IO
   • Designed system infrastructure using NginX, Docker, and Docker Compose

My side projects:

• Degabut: Open source, feature rich Discord music bot with a web client
• youtubei: Unofficial client to fetch YouTube data, reverse engineered from YouTube's internal API used

Edit: Full Version -> https://youtu.be/A4z4N62eoI4

Gear:
- Nikon Z50ii + SG Image 25mm f1.8
- Tascam Portacapture X8 (A/B configuration)

Graded pakai Davinci Resolve 20

Actually not sure if this is a glitch or not, but anyway...

From my testing, wheel and engine doesn't really affect this, you only need to use the Highrange transmission (you can use offroad too, but I think it's a bit slower than Highrange).

To do this, accelerate on auto and wait until it changes to 2nd gear (or press / spam L-shift / LB to change gear early), after it enters 2nd gear, change to High gear, and watch it fly.

It works the best on non-asphalt road (especially off-road), on asphalt, using Auto + spamming L-shift / LB is still faster.

Just want to share my small test result of K&F Concept's EN-EL25 battery (the one with USB-C port) on my Z50ii.

1080p 30fps h265 8bit:

• K&F's EN-EL25: 1 hour 54 minutes
• Nikon's EN-EL25a (came with Z50ii): 1 hour 56 mins

4k 30fps h265 8bit:

• K&F's EN-EL25: 1 hour 21 minutes
• Nikon's EN-EL25a (came with Z50ii): 1 hour 27 mins

Note: all tests are done with the camera placed statically facing static objects (which means the AF isn't hunting all the time), with -2 monitor brightness.

Overall, I'm quite happy with the result, especially considering that I got the battery for only $23 USD. Not sure yet how long the battery will last compared to Nikon's OEM battery (hopefully it last long!)

I'm planning to get another K&F EN-EL25 with slightly larger capacity but without USB-C charging (7.6v 1600mAh) and compare it with Nikon's EN-EL25a and my current K&F battery.

Hi r/microphone!

I was looking for a cheap small mic to put on my Nikon Z50ii for recording family trip, but then I remembered that I have a Tascam Portacapture X8 and the microphone that came with it sounds pretty good, so I was wondering if I can somehow use that mic on my Z50ii (I don't want to carry the recorder itself for family trip because it's quite bulky).

What I was going to try:
- Get Rode SC11 (TRS splitter cable for connecting two mono outputs to a single stereo input.)
- Get 2 male to male 3.5mm adapter that will connect the SC11 and the microphone
- 3d print a small hotshoe stand to hold the mic

(Check the image on this post)

Will this setup works? (if not, why?)

Also I'm aware that there's an existing product for this, like Hose Stereo Breakout Cable, but I can't find anywhere that sells this in the country I'm in.