A technical deep-dive into why Carried Patch Queue (CPQ) is the gold standard for individuals maintaining their own software stacks in 2026 — and why the old ways of managing downstreams will eventually kill your project.
It is now possible for each person to maintain their own personal distro with AI: a fast-moving, opinionated downstream version of software that continuously rebases on upstream while preserving your own defaults, workflows, and carried patches.
A deep-dive security review of Claude Code's internals, reconstructed from its published source maps. Covers permission sandboxing, shell execution, credential handling, remote killswitches, and 10 findings.
Figma is invisible to AI agents. Developers across X have spent the past two weeks converging on the same fix: make design principles explicit, structured, and agent-executable.
Address poisoning isn't a user problem — it's a wallet UI bug. How wallets enable this $68M attack and how to fix it.
A technical proposal for decentralized email anti-spam using trust propagation, group trust, and optional pay-to-email mechanisms.