Meng Wong is a serial entrepreneur and technologist with 13 years of formal experience and a decades-long track record dating back to going online at upenn.edu in 1992. As Co-Founder of Legalese he applies deep computer science—functional programming, deontic modal μ-calculus, NLG and Ethereum compilation—to translate 50 years of AI & Law research into practical, open-source legal technology. He previously co-founded pobox.com (one of the first commercial email/antispam services) and Karmasphere (big-data infrastructure, exited to FICO), and led global adoption of SPF/Sender ID standards. Meng helped build Southeast Asia’s startup ecosystem via JFDI.Asia and co-founded Hackerspace.SG, blending hands-on engineering with community-driven incubation. He bridges top-tier legal and technical institutions as a CodeX and Berkman fellow and as a Principal Research Fellow in Computational Law, uniquely combining legal scholarship with production-grade systems. A practical futurist, he’s focused on making law computationally auditable and deployable on blockchain—software literally eating law.
13 years of coding experience
19 years of employment as a software developer
CodeX Fellow, Computational Law, CodeX Fellow, Computational Law at Stanford Law School
Fellow, Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University, Fellow, Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University at Harvard Law School
Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.), Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) at National University of Singapore
Country Delegate, Regional Entrepreneurship Acceleration Program, Country Delegate, Regional Entrepreneurship Acceleration Program at MIT Sloan School of Management
Bachelor’s Degree, Computer and Information Science, Bachelor’s Degree, Computer and Information Science at University of Pennsylvania
Visiting Fellow, Computational Linguistics, Visiting Fellow, Computational Linguistics at Università Ca' Foscari Venezia
Roundtrip synchronization and bidirectional replication between Emacs Org-mode and Asana.com.
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emacsorg-modereplication
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