A side-quest analysis of snowfall, snowpack, and warmth in the Jackson Hole and Teton Valley
Author: Jeff
Fox Factory Q4: Jettison the Riff Raff
Fox beat low expectations, guided FY26 well below the Street, and quietly confirmed most of the thesis I laid out in December. Let’s unpack what happened, what it means for bike, and the restructuring
Data Science Meets Happy Hour: Building a “Sommelier” for Dive Bars
How I used NLP, Machine Learning, and a healthy disregard for Google ratings to find Denver’s hidden gems.
The Great Reset: 2026 Predictions for the Outdoor & Powersports Industry
Inventories have normalized, but the consumer may be running off a cliff. Why 2026 will be a tale of two economies.
Reflections After 12 Months of Vibe Coding
This month marks the one-year anniversary of my journey into “vibe coding.” Looking back, 2025 will undoubtedly be remembered as the year the paradigm shifted with respect to software development, at least for me.
Everything you need to build your own powder forecast — no subscription required.
Few sports are as tied to the weather as the ones we do in the mountains in the heart of … More
YT is…back?
The German based bike company announced its return yesterday with Markus at the helm. What happened and do they have a path forward?
Fox Factory Q3 Earnings Miss Expectations, SSG Drives Weakness
The suspension manufacturer missed results and guided lower, what went wrong?
VideoDog – An AI Video Logging Tool That Runs Locally
This last weekend, I set out to build an AI-powered video logging tool that runs locally on my Mac Mini using lightweight open-source models. This post is about how I approached it, what worked, and what I learned.
Is the Direct to Consumer Business Model Still Viable?
How the economics of selling direct create both leverage and risk — and why YT’s failure was about management, not model