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Kyle Luecke

Personal reading space for independent research, investigations, and systems work.

Kyle Luecke works in infrastructure and spends much of his time outside of it investigating technical problems. He founded Drift Bound Labs as a home for independent experiments in verification, measurement, and dependable systems. termbrow.org is his personal space for the work, notes, and questions that don't fit neatly anywhere else.

Projects here are presented as question → method → evidence → limits → source. GitHub remains the source of truth for implementation and tests. Start with Time Integrity, FinCEN BOI, or 811Dog — or read About and Method first.

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three different ways into the work
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empirical research · signal processing · provenance

Time Integrity

Can a shared geophysical field provide an independent timing observable between distant sites?

P1 VERIFIEDP2 SUPPORTEDD2b FAILED
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public records · evidence engineering · Python

FinCEN BOI

How do you preserve a changing public-record environment while keeping every recovered claim traceable to exact bytes and source history?

ACTIVEPROVENANCE-FIRST
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operational intelligence · automation · Python / TypeScript

811Dog

A public-ticket monitoring pipeline built from a field problem: scrape less, explain every classification, preserve history, and keep private fields out of the published surface.

WORKING335 TESTS

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all work →

QUESTION → PRIOR ART → CLAIM BOUNDARY → FREEZE → ACQUIRE → PRESERVE → ANALYZE → ATTACK THE RESULT → VERDICT → LIMITS → REPRODUCE

The site presents finished work. The method page explains how an uncertain question is turned into a claim that can be checked, narrowed, or rejected.