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<description>Notes on building trajecktory, running a job search like a pipeline, and the small engineering problems that quietly matter.</description>
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<title>The invisible characters hiding in your AI-written text</title>
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<description>Zero-width spaces, smart quotes, stray dashes, and watermark-style marks ride along invisibly every time you paste from an AI tool. Why they cause real problems, and how I built a cleaner into trajecktory.</description>
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