30
Apr
Blueprints & Binary: Two Languages of Order
Two Worlds- One Intention - Same Struggles
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21
Apr
Roof Decks & Databases: Teaching Yourself Anything by Asking Better Questions
There was a moment recently that changed the way I think about learning—especially when it comes to topics I
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18
Apr
An Open Letter to Equity: What You Bought, What You Broke
“You didn’t buy a brand. You bought borrowed time.”
– An Open Letter to Equity
2 min read
13
Apr
Behind the wheel: I Switched to Fedora. Here’s Why-
Change hurts. But so does pretending you own tools that don’t serve you.
1 min read
09
Apr
“Confessions of a Roofer Learning to Code (Now With 30% More Mastic)”
This is a working repo by a roofer learning to code. Expect some half-cured logic and plenty of comments to myself.
2 min read
07
Apr
An Open Letter From A Frustrated Estimator
To every contractor, architect, owner, and builder still trying to make sense of this broken system
“I’m mad as hell, and I’m not going to take this anymore.”
3 min read
06
Apr
The Construction Industry Isn't Broken- It’s Running on Old Code
Most construction tech wasn’t built for the person swinging the hammer. It’s time we stopped covering rot with code—and started drawing new blueprints.
2 min read
04
Apr
“From Substance to System”
Bitumen, one of the world’s oldest construction materials, has played a crucial role in shaping civilization. Dating back over
1 min read
03
Apr
Before the Line is Drawn
Every build begins in the unseen.
The best systems aren’t loud. They’re aligned.
They don’t announce themselves—