Scribe Daily: Technical Essays on AI Theory, Proximity, and Compliance

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This submission includes three high-signal technical essays curated from a comprehensive scan of Hacker News (30 stories, 90+ comments).

Essays Added:

1. The Theory Building Debt of AI Agents: Uses Peter Naur's "Programming as Theory Building" model to explain the hidden costs of agentic code velocity.
2. The Architecture of Proximity: Evaluates the performance gains of removing protocol boundaries, featuring an ASCII diagram comparing networked vs. in-process stacks.
3. Weaponized Compliance: Analyzes how platforms use UX friction to satisfy interoperability regulations while preserving market power.

Meta-Learnings:

• Documented the "Velocity-Theory Disconnect" and "Regulatory Malicious Compliance" patterns in .Jules/scribe.md.

All posts follow the mandatory 5-part logical arc and senior technical tone required by the Scribe persona.

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