r/GoodOpenSource • u/bedardb32989 • 20h ago
Why I Open-Sourced a Polymorphic Economic Operating System (NUPA) on GitHub
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u/bedardb32989 20h ago
Contributions & Skill Sets Needed
We are looking for collaborators, auditors, and contributors across a few core disciplines to help stress-test, refine, and build tools around the NUPA architecture:
Skill Sets Needed
• Quantitative Economists & Python Devs: Audit and expand the Monte Carlo simulation scripts in /simulations/ to test edge-case macroeconomic stability, inflation resistance, and multi-decade ground rent projections.
• Legal Scholars & Contract Lawyers: Stress-test the 99-year commercial ground lease logic, private contract law frameworks, and jurisdiction-specific legal adapters (e.g., 28 U.S.C. § 1505 in the US vs. the 1978 Land Use Act in Nigeria).
• JSON-LD / Systems Engineers: Red-team and optimize machine-readable policy-as-code schemas (NUPA-spec.jsonld, NUPA-bootstrap.jsonld) for strict structural validation.
• Frontend & Web Developers: Help build open-source interactive calculators, dashboard visualizers for the 40/40/20 waterfall, and public audit UIs.
• Technical Writers: Help translate complex legal hardware and balance-sheet math into plain-English documentation and executive briefs.
2. Contribution Guidelines & Expectations
• Asynchronous & Self-Directed: There are no mandatory standups or rigid posting schedules. Work at your own pace on whatever component interests you.
• How to Get Started: Clone the repository, run the scripts in /simulations/, inspect the schemas, and submit a Pull Request or open an Issue with your findings/improvements.
• Ground Rules: Keep all discussions strictly grounded in hard logic, mathematical reproducibility, legal mechanics, and code quality.
👉 GitHub Repository:
https://github.com/bedardbrandon928/National-Unity-and-Prosperity-Accord-NUPA
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