Why I Write Down What Went Wrong at Home
An automation dimmed the bathroom lights while somebody was still in the shower. The repair was small. Writing down what happened is what keeps future me from learning the same lesson in the dark.
Writing
What broke, what I built, and what I’m still learning.
Newest first. The useful failures tend to age well.
The House Should Be Easy to Complain About
The most useful sentence in our smart-home guide is an invitation to complain. Explaining the house to the people living in it exposed rude routines that looked correct from the admin chair.
I Automated Crossing Names Off the Fantasy Draft Spreadsheet
My son and his grandfather build their league's spreadsheet together every July. I added four research agents and an offline draft board. The research confirmed both of their selections.