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* [[estimating-culture#Incentives]]
* [[project-management-for-construction-estimating]]
* [[separating-estimating-concerns]]
* [[separation-of-concerns-for-construction-estimating]]
* [[ambiguity-in-construction-estimating]]
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[[ai-in-estimating]] is a depressing example
of how little estimators can expect for innovative features from these companies.
[[separating-estimating-concerns]]
[[separation-of-concerns-for-construction-estimating]]
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necessary of a complete wiring installation,
each of which has countless options.
It may be more consistent with NEC phrasing
to say that each component is _a_ wiring method,
but this is less consistent with common use.
### Appropriate Use
It may be appropriate to refer to "MC cable" as _a_ wiring method
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for a more specific, standard framework.
In a robustly implemented specification-based takeoff software,
an assembly's specifications would describe it's wiring methods.
an assembly's specifications would describe its wiring methods.
A 20A and 30A branch circuit may utilize identical "wiring methods".
## Takeaways
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It is known by many other names,
and may be more accurately called _stenography_,
but [[stenography]] is more widely understood
as the method practiced by modern court stenographers,
as the method practiced by modern court stenographers:
typing using a special chording keyboard.
[[gregg-notehand]]
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# 2026-04-10 08:28:18
I tend to think I have more to contribute to [[conest]] than to Bid.
I need to know more about the executive philosophy of both
before I could decide to switch or stay.
> Moreover, what about estimating coordinators and "estimating solutions"?
I know very little now,
but it doesn't seem many are more certain.
I think that's a problem,
but at the very least I'd want it explained to me.
Only yesterday I learned about the ConEst budget,[^1]
and with that I feel my understanding has doubled.
[^1]: According to [[christian-pereiro]]
the ConEst budget for [[the-huehub]] was ~$240,000.
At 5,976,038 sqft per BPM
that comes out to almost exactly $0.04 per sqft.
If ConEst is budgeted per square foot
then it should follow that ConEst effort
should be proportional to building area,
but this is not usually the case in practice.
Since larger jobs tend to have more typical work,
jobs of every size tend to take about two weeks.
In order for ConEst to estimate as budgeted,
we would need standards for acceptable takeoff
at multiple levels of estimating detail.