Wednesday build night filled the studio again. Long tables, a row of Mac minis, a box of hardware wallets, and a room full of people who came to leave with something running.

The first hour is always setup: unbox a Mac mini, bring it onto the studio network, and initialize a hardware wallet the right way — offline, seed phrase on paper, never typed into anything. It is the same discipline we teach for AI: your keys, your compute, your work.

By the second hour the room splits into tracks. Some students wire their node into the SSHL practice and run their first local model. Others build automations on the ZDR dev-ops platform using the prebuilt loops, skills and workflows — the gap between an idea and something shipped is usually one session, not one semester.

Every class converts to SSHL credit, and drop-ins are $33 — the same as Yoga and Surf. Check the calendar for the next session, or just come by the studio on Newport Ave. Bring an idea; leave with it running.