Curiosity compounds.
Twenty years of hypotheses tested on markets, muscles, mushrooms, and the occasional ocean wall. Founder and CEO of FoxyAI. Biologist by training, builder by habit.
Teaching software to see what a photo already says about a home. Started with my own money after a bad appraisal on my own property. Three straight HousingWire Tech100 wins.
status: compoundingMushroom-led brain health. Every ingredient at its clinical dose.
status: founding batchA lunar colony sim I taught myself to build. I am not a programmer, which was the whole point, and it’s more a learning project than a finished game. Hex grids, oxygen budgets, and a signal that is not random.
status: still learningTreating my own body as the lab, one variable at a time. The biology degree finally gets a test subject who consents.
status: n=1Three sports, one hypothesis: I will finish.
status: queuedDone it once. The hypothesis is that it was a repeatable result.
status: watching for itTurning a tree I felled into something I would actually keep.
status: dryingCompanies, dives, buildings, and bulking protocols share one notebook, because they came out of one method: form the hypothesis, run it against reality, keep what survives.
Other people’s hypotheses I wanted to see tested.
The part of the log that was never about me.
Granting wishes to kids facing terminal and life-threatening illnesses. My family has been at it since I was a toddler.
Every time my age and weight would allow, going back as far as they would let me.
Twenty miles for Grandpa on five days of training. Would do it again on three.
Forty miles through five boroughs with Dad and my brother Nick. Officially not a race. It is absolutely a race.
Mostly about teaching machines to look at buildings.