Posts tagged: singapore
I Built an Evergreen Job-Ad Detector for MyCareersFuture
A deterministic detector for reposted "evergreen" job ads on MyCareersFuture — timestamps and hashes as evidence, no accusations needed.
My Blog Now Scans Itself for PII Before Every Publish — Here's the Pipeline
How I integrated pdpa-sg-clj — a Singapore PDPA compliance toolkit — into my blog publishing workflow, so every post is scanned for NRIC numbers, phone numbers, API keys, and credentials before it goes live.
Building pdpa-sg-clj — A Clojure/Babashka Scanner Library With NRIC Mod-11 and ripgrep NDJSON
Deep-dive into the architecture of pdpa-sg-clj — how it uses Babashka, ripgrep NDJSON, and the Singapore NRIC Mod-11 checksum algorithm to build a fast, correct PII scanner library.
How I Made My Blog PDPA SG Compliant — Step by Step Integration Journal
A step-by-step builder's journal of integrating pdpa-sg-clj into a static blog publishing pipeline — submodule setup, wrapper scripting, pipeline wiring, testing, and the decisions behind each step.
I Made Two Repos Public and Then Panic-Scanned Them for Personal Data Leaks
Before flipping my capstone project repos from private to public, I ran a full PDPA compliance audit using a Singapore-specific PII scanner.
SGIX and Internet Exchanges — Where Networks Meet
How the Singapore Internet Exchange keeps local traffic local and why it matters.
How Submarine Cables Made Tiny Singapore a Global Internet Hub
Why a city-state of 5.6 million became one of the most connected places on earth.
Design Constraints for a National-Scale Career AI
A centralized career-guidance AI over Singpass identity and labor-market data is technically feasible — here is the stack, and the auditability, compute, and output-governance constraints that shape the design.
pdpa-sg-clj: Compliance-as-Code for Singapore's PDPA, Readable by AI Agents
A new public Clojure + Babashka toolkit that turns the 11 Singapore PDPA obligations into a self-ticking checklist, a Mod-11 NRIC redactor, and a ripgrep-backed scanner an AI agent can read end-to-end.
AGI Is a Competing Worldview — Intelligence, Civilizational Narratives, and What a Neutral Perspective Sees
The previous post argued AGI is defined by power, not technology. This one goes further: AGI itself is a competing worldview — a vehicle for civilizational narratives about what intelligence is, who has it, and who gets to decide. A neutral perspective observes both the Western and Chinese poles from outside.
How to Read a Submarine Cable Map — And Why Singapore Has So Many Cables
A practical guide to reading submarine cable maps, understanding landing stations, cable routes, and why Singapore is one of the most connected places on earth.