Seeking portfolio and public posturing advice for attempting to sell my skills
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This entry is a Reddit post seeking advice on portfolio presentation and public positioning for selling cybersecurity and AI safety skills. It describes the author's self-directed work on various tools and projects related to compilers, graphics, AI safety, and software development, but does not describe any security vulnerability or threat.
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I am seeking advice on dipping my feet into this field as a lifelong purpose, and have been quietly and diligently working on tools that I think serve a purpose and have genuine merit both in cybersecurity, as a wider science ~ as well as AI live-state verification, coupled with accountability tools to allow safe passage into the next generations of computing and technological frontiers. If someone could take a look at the body of work, and infer based on what is outward facing, whether the tool has any value of continuing to explore?
I am putting together quite the portfolio, and am getting to a point where I could use a leg up, and begin transitioning from an applied sciences field, into the tech sector ~ I am willing to take on freelance work, or full-time work ~ but rather than ask for a job, I think the packages and utilities themselves are worth having a look at ~ all are MIT licensed, feel free to take a look and provide feedback ~ either on the projects, or the portfolio/resume itself
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