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Most trusts don't fail in court. They quietly decay in practice. Missed reviews. Casual transfers. Undocumented compensation. Blended accounts. Over time, a carefully designed trust structure starts looking like an alter ego — and when a beneficiary, regulator, or court asks for proof that the trustee did their job, there's nothing to show. I built TrustOffice to fix this. Here's what I learned building a governance SaaS for a market most developers don't know exists. The Pro...

Written for the Qwen Cloud Global AI Hackathon 2026 — Track 3: Agent Society. The idea Most "AI marketing" tools are one LLM wearing a lot of hats — a single prompt that generates a social post, then a different prompt that pretends to be an ads analyst, then another that pretends to audit its own compliance. Track 3 of this hackathon asks for something different: an agent society — specialized agents that actually divide the work and can disagree with each other, the way ...

A coding agent that can run bash on your laptop is a remote shell on localhost. It has that threat model whether or not anyone designed for it — browser drive-bys, DNS rebinding, curl | bash , the twenty years of localhost-daemon mistakes the web already made and wrote down. Last week wren.wtf published a teardown of opencode: Stop using opencode . Read it in full. The headline was a real CVE — a default HTTP server with permissive CORS and an endpoint that ran arbitrary shell commands,...

I've run over 100 post-mortems. The worst ones end with 'Alice will be more careful.' The best ones end with 'we fixed the system.' Here's how you get from the first to the second. The language rule Ban these phrases from retros: 'Should have...' 'Alice forgot to...' 'If only...' Replace with: 'The system let this happen because...' 'The runbook didn't cover...' 'The signal was missing...' People make mistakes. Systems that allow those mistakes to reac...

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I'm not sure if there are already good names for this, but I can't find anything useful when I look online. Obviously, when compiling programs, parallelizing the work is crucial. There seem to be two main approaches: Compiler is single-threaded, build system spawns N compilers (C, C++, others I'm sure) Compiler is multi-threaded (Rust, Zig) I'm looking into this because I'm looking at designing a programming language, and I have fast compilation as an explicit goal. Zig and Rust obvi...

It's a flat-array APL on the PICO-8 with modern features like promote and root, using the leading axis theory. Comments

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