Being at #A23@AIANational in SF was a blast! Exhibiting at the show was awesome for the team! Loved meeting customers and making connections with new ones!
Glad we got to show off #Copilot and hear how our users are leveraging our platform for their code research!
Can’t wait for #A24 in DC!
Whether it's personal growth, empowering others, strengthening your community, or advancing your career, the most rewarding aspects of life unfold gradually.
📣 Big News! Meet UpCodes Copilot, your AI-powered code research assistant.
It's designed to provide tailored responses and relevant code sections to your project-specific questions 🧠💡
It's easier to be cynical. It's tempting to be suspicious and critical of everyone and everything.
It's harder to be curious. It isn't easy to trust and truly give someone or something a chance.
One perspective narrows your world.
The other one expands it.
@kk_kevinkelly 5. Be scrappy and biased towards action.
Clarity will come as you're trying something you've never done before. Take those initial steps and see how you feel. If it feels right, keep going. If it doesn't, use it as an opportunity to learn from the experience.
Over the last six years, I changed careers, moved into different roles, transitioned from non-profit to tech, and worked on both small and large teams.
Here are 5 ways I choose a #growthmindset as I navigate change...
@kk_kevinkelly 4. Choose curiosity over certainty.
Sometimes the best ideas and possible paths are hidden behind the doors of our own curiosity. We have to be willing to be uncertain about something, and curious enough to try it.
Excited to join my colleague Scott Johnson (@code_sherpa) for our next @upcodes webinar, as we walk through code calculators!
If you're an architect, engineer, code consultant, or work in #AEC, you don't want to miss this!
⚡ If you’re an architect, engineer, code consultant, or work in #AEC, you don’t want to miss our 🧑💻 webinar tomorrow!
We’re going to walk through 📐code calculators and talk about how it’s designed to help you accurately map out the code requirements for your next project.
@sfallows@upcodes Hi Sean, great question! From our understanding, you are correct. The reason we host these codes, is that Illinois has provided guidance for new commercial construction in cities where no building code is adopted.