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Daniel Nguyen

Daniel Nguyen

Infrastructure Engineer at Standard Compute

Daniel spent seven years building distributed systems at high-throughput fintech and adtech companies before joining Standard Compute. He designed the adaptive throttling and intelligent batching systems that make flat-rate unlimited compute sustainable. When a customer's n8n workflow runs ten thousand requests in an hour without a hiccup, that's Daniel's infrastructure doing its job quietly.

Previously built real-time bidding infrastructure handling 2M+ requests per second. Holds a degree in computer engineering. Obsessed with P99 latency and deterministic queue behavior.

Areas of expertise

Distributed systemsGPU scheduling and orchestrationOpenAI-compatible API designn8n and workflow automation infrastructure

Recent articles

The moment an OpenClaw prompt should become a skill, script, or n8n job
2026-06-09 · 10 min read · Engineering
I got excited about free Nemotron and Kimi too, then my always-on agent started falling apart
2026-06-08 · 8 min read · Engineering
My browser mcp server stopped fighting LinkedIn the second I stopped making it do login
2026-05-26 · 4 min read · Guide
I read the 18-comment OpenClaw thread so you don’t have to and the answer is weirder than I expected
2026-05-23 · 9 min read · Engineering
I read the OpenClaw thread everyone shared — these 5 fixes cut agent costs to one-third and stopped the loops
2026-05-20 · 6 min read · Guide
I read the r/openclaw thread about talking to OpenClaw and everyone was arguing about the wrong thing
2026-05-19 · 9 min read · Guide
I thought the $1.3M OpenAI bill was the story, then I looked at what 100 agents actually do all day
2026-05-18 · 9 min read · Engineering
I read the 49-comment OpenClaw meltdown and the real problem isn’t just OpenClaw
2026-05-15 · 8 min read · Guide
I thought claude code vs codex was about model IQ until I watched one prompt eat 53% of a session
2026-05-14 · 8 min read · Engineering
That viral r/openclaw Claude subscription post is way less exciting than it sounds
2026-05-14 · 9 min read · Engineering