Omarchy on a Company Laptop: The SOC 2 Verdict
An engineer wants to run Omarchy on a company laptop. Here's the verdict a security lead signs off on, control by control, for a SOC 2 Type II shop.
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I Graded My Blog Against a 2014 Marketing Course
I graded my own site against a 2014 developer-marketing course. It was right about the two things I skipped, dated on platforms, and silent on AI answers.
Omarchy Shortcuts on a Mac Keyboard: What Changes
Omarchy has 200+ keybindings and most work unchanged on a MacBook. Here's the ~15 that don't (screenshots, brightness, Fn, lid, trackpad) and why.
Omarchy Runs Your Coding Agent With the Safety Off
Omarchy's launcher gives every coding agent a skip-approval flag by default. The attack surface a security lead inherits, and what Omarchy gets right.
How to Actually Make Money With AI in 2026: An Engineer Ranks 13 Side Hustles
An engineer who builds AI systems ranks 13 ways to make money with AI in 2026 by ceiling, moat, time to first dollar, and fulfillment burden.
Cisco's Network Config Engine Is Secretly Erlang
Cisco NSO and ConfD run their core on Erlang. Why the network-automation world never noticed, and where the BEAM actually fits this domain.
Model Routers Are Vendors. Review Them Like One.
PRC labs harvested their own users' sessions, many arriving via third-party model routers. The fix is treating the router as a vendor.
Multi-Agent AI Teams Agree Their Way Into Garbage
I set two agent frameworks loose on real work in team-of-agents mode. They agreed their way into the wrong product. The research says exactly why.
I Read Omarchy's AGENTS.md So You Don't Have To
Omarchy's own AGENTS.md, skills, and a design doc reviewed by two other vendors' agents, read from the quattro branch instead of the README.
Anthropic's Extreme Scenario Has a Precondition
Anthropic published an economic upside scenario and an alignment risk admission the same week. The upside needs the thing nobody has a plan for.
Validating LLM Tool Call Arguments With Ecto
Ecto schemaless changesets as the pre-execution trust boundary on LLM tool-call arguments, not another output-shape validator.
Agents Don't Need Prompts. They Need Managers.
Agents stop before the work is done, not because the model is lazy but because nobody built the management system a human employee gets for free.