Malaysia & Cyberjaya
Building and running software from Cyberjaya: time zones, connectivity, local context, and the development environment behind the work.
Most of this comes out of RPOMS.
Telling the Sender Bank From the Recipient on a Malaysian Transfer Receipt
A CIMB to Maybank transfer receipt names both banks. Reading the receipt's structure to attribute the payment to the bank that actually sent it.
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Screens That Look Like Payments but Aren't: Parsing Malaysian Receipts Without Fake Expenses
Balance, credit-limit and reward screens all show RM amounts. How SpenDrop rejects them, and the Malaysian receipt formats two of my parsers read.
6 min read
Building Software in Cyberjaya: The Development Environment Behind the Work
What a production operations system, a client website, an AI research assistant and a vision inspector actually get built on, from a laptop in Cyberjaya: the machine, the stack, where things are hosted, and the local details that shaped the code.
6 min read
The Business Day Is Not the Server Day: Time Zones in a Malaysian Operations System
A deployed server keeps UTC. A warehouse floor in Malaysia keeps UTC+8. Until eight in the morning, the two disagree about what day it is, which is long enough for a morning delivery to file itself under yesterday.
4 min read