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Hey There ๐Ÿ‘‹, I am Tomer Nosrati a.k.a Nusnus

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My name is Tomer but my friends call me Nusnus (pronounced "Noosnoos"). I am a software engineer and the tech-lead of the pytest-celery plugin. As an owner in the Celery organization, I manage the everyday activities of the organization in collaboration with the rest of the team to maintain the organization's projects and community.

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An Early Preview of SWE-1.6 and Research Update by Cognition

Extra credit: We want to highlight some members of our contractor team who have made outsized contributions to data & tooling: Claudio Costa, Martin McKeaveney, Lance Fuchia, Tomer Nosrati, Merlijn Vos.

An Early Preview of SWE-1.6 and Research Update

Blacksmith Customer Story

Celery x Blacksmith Customer Story

Celery DeepWiki (powered by Devin AI)

Celery DeepWiki

Blacksmith

Celery: Now Powered By Blacksmith. Read more...

Celery: Now Powered By Blacksmith

My Articles ๐Ÿ“Œ

Elevate Your Game with E2E Thinking

Taking an end-to-end approach is more than just a professional technique, it's a lifestyle philosophy. Read more...

Elevate Your Game with E2E Thinking

The Subtle Art of Making Every Word Count

Imagine the Point-First Approach (PFA) as the "TL;DR" of meaningful conversations. It's not just about cutting to the chase; it's about setting the stage for a richer dialogue. By offering a concise "TL;DR" upfront, you respect your audience's time and mental bandwidth, allowing them to quickly grasp the core message. From there, you can dive into details without losing focus. No detours, no fluffโ€”just the essence of what needs to be said, making every word count. Read more...

The Subtle Art of Making Every Word Count

What I do the rest of the time...

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