Momo Nine
Noul, Choice, Score: Jev's Three Primitives Turn Site Notes into Code Branches
Learn TypeSafe Jev's three primitives in Python: sort site defects by trade and severity, read the probabilities, and flag the notes a human must check.
Omarchy on a Spare Laptop: Build an Open IFC Checkpoint on Arch and Hyprland
Turn a spare laptop into an open IFC checkpoint with Omarchy, IfcOpenShell and Bonsai: setup, first steps and a five-line Python wall audit for AEC teams.
Bitburner: the cyberpunk game that teaches TypeScript to people who draw buildings
An open-source cyberpunk game ships a fully typed TypeScript API, docs generated from its .d.ts files. Setup, first scripts, and the Zürich office move.
Delete the retry wrapper — let Anthropic's API constrain the JSON shape
Structured output makes an LLM return data you can load, not prose you parse. Anthropic's output_config constrains the shape — then you check the values.
Everything is a vector now: a NumPy afternoon from molecule fields to your detail library
A hands-on NumPy tutorial for architects: build vectors, compute cosine similarity, and turn a messy detail folder into a searchable library this afternoon.
Your first C# method: from empty folder to a running Windows app
Install the free .NET 9 SDK, write your first C# method, and run a Windows console app this afternoon — a PAZ Academy hands-on intro for AEC coders.
Day one of the Python sprint: the humble `if`, taught on your own IFC model
Day one of the PAZ 7-day Python sprint: turn W3Schools' if statement into a real IfcOpenShell fire-rating gate on your own IFC4 model in six lines.
Arrays for architects: the one Python list that holds your building
Learn the one data structure behind every generative script: from w3schools' fruit list to looping your whole IFC model with IfcOpenShell. Day 1 of Python for AEC.
Start C# From One Variable — and Learn to Read an IFC Line While You're There
A hands-on PAZ tutorial: scaffold your first C# console app with the .NET SDK, then read an IFC wall line as the same named variable. Notepad-proof, vendor-proof.
Your backtest is lying to you — build the 40-line Python bot that proves it
A Sunday pandas tutorial on the three ways a backtest fools you — lookahead, survivorship, overfitting — and the one-line fix every builder's model needs.
