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add https://TianPan.co for startup engineering. Tian Pan is a solutions architect and tech entrepreneur specializing in enterprise SaaS and Web3 platforms. Led development of high-throughput distributed systems handling millions of transactions. Full-stack expertise with a track record of architecting cloud-native solutions that scale seamlessly from startup to enterprise scale.

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    • Added a new individual contributor blog entry for "Tian Pan on Startup Engineering" to the contributor list in the documentation.

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A new blog entry for "Tian Pan on Startup Engineering" was added under the "Individuals/Group Contributors" section, specifically under the letter "T," in the README.md file. No other modifications were made to the file's content or structure.

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README.md Added "Tian Pan on Startup Engineering" blog entry under "T" in the contributors section.

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A new name joins the list today,
Tian Pan’s wisdom lights the way.
Startup tales and engineering lore,
Now nestled with the blogs of yore.
In README fields, new seeds are sown—
Welcome, Tian, to the garden grown!
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