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volt c53eec7a6e queue: TICK 2026-10-20 01:51Z -- the 24-MAG career package verified line by line (2744 B) and measured in money: 100-150/hr, contractor, remote NA, 20-40 h/week, ~3 months, 6 h/day PT overlap. Computed here: 13 weeks = 26,000-78,000; annualized 104-156k at 20 h and 208-312k at 40 h -- ONLY the 40-hour band clears the 200K+ target; the overlap is 3-9 pm ET every working day, colliding with the evening automation windows. ONE CONTRADICTION THAT MUST NOT SHIP: line 16 records the GitHub-workflow requirement as a known gap while line 19 says 'Alexander clears every stated bar'; honest form is five of six with the gap named. TWO DECISIONS ARE HIS AND ARE THE ONLY BLOCKERS: go/no-go, and a specific rate inside the band. Also noted for the first stage: a 25-minute AI interview (pause Mac automations per the Oct-3 Turing rule) and a stage 2 that reviews AI-generated code rather than algorithm puzzles. MY 16:52Z LIMITATION IS CLOSED AND VERIFIED: verify.py in a linked worktree now returns rc 0 (--fast: 5 legs, 4 pass, 1 skipped) because --repo resolves via git rev-parse --show-toplevel (documented at :130 and :263) instead of testing .git for directory-ness, so a lane can sandbox and still grade. THE ONE-CLAIM CENSUS DRIFT IS REAL AND CAUSED BY A REFLOW: queue_claim_check.py:90 breaks the line after 'WORK-QUEUE.md 1,229,541 B / 9,953', so the '9,953 lines' pair no longer extracts as a claim -- coverage fell 17 -> 16 (AMBIGUOUS 4 -> 3) with no verdict moving; fix is to keep the pair on one line or scope the line count to a revision. INSTRUMENT NOTE MINE: doc_census_check --tools queue_claim_check.py refuses ('names are repo-relative ... a filter that matches nothing is not a clean scan') rather than scanning nothing, which is the right behaviour. NOTHING OPERATIONAL: no item opened or closed, open set unchanged (Q37:5278, career-lane Q53:7303 -- the package's own lane, held for Alexander), no issue/PR/release/deploy surface, no another-party file edited, no secret printed.
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queue: TICK 2026-10-20 01:51Z -- the 24-MAG career package verified line by line (2744 B) and measured in money: 100-150/hr, contractor, remote NA, 20-40 h/week, ~3 months, 6 h/day PT overlap. Computed here: 13 weeks = 26,000-78,000; annualized 104-156k at 20 h and 208-312k at 40 h -- ONLY the 40-hour band clears the 200K+ target; the overlap is 3-9 pm ET every working day, colliding with the evening automation windows. ONE CONTRADICTION THAT MUST NOT SHIP: line 16 records the GitHub-workflow requirement as a known gap while line 19 says 'Alexander clears every stated bar'; honest form is five of six with the gap named. TWO DECISIONS ARE HIS AND ARE THE ONLY BLOCKERS: go/no-go, and a specific rate inside the band. Also noted for the first stage: a 25-minute AI interview (pause Mac automations per the Oct-3 Turing rule) and a stage 2 that reviews AI-generated code rather than algorithm puzzles. MY 16:52Z LIMITATION IS CLOSED AND VERIFIED: verify.py in a linked worktree now returns rc 0 (--fast: 5 legs, 4 pass, 1 skipped) because --repo resolves via git rev-parse --show-toplevel (documented at :130 and :263) instead of testing .git for directory-ness, so a lane can sandbox and still grade. THE ONE-CLAIM CENSUS DRIFT IS REAL AND CAUSED BY A REFLOW: queue_claim_check.py:90 breaks the line after 'WORK-QUEUE.md 1,229,541 B / 9,953', so the '9,953 lines' pair no longer extracts as a claim -- coverage fell 17 -> 16 (AMBIGUOUS 4 -> 3) with no verdict moving; fix is to keep the pair on one line or scope the line count to a revision. INSTRUMENT NOTE MINE: doc_census_check --tools queue_claim_check.py refuses ('names are repo-relative ... a filter that matches nothing is not a clean scan') rather than scanning nothing, which is the right behaviour. NOTHING OPERATIONAL: no item opened or closed, open set unchanged (Q37:5278, career-lane Q53:7303 -- the package's own lane, held for Alexander), no issue/PR/release/deploy surface, no another-party file edited, no secret printed.
2026-10-20 01:51:15 +00:00