Hey there! This is, maybe, my 2026 resolution: to write down interesting concepts I've picked up along the way. It's partly to organize my own thoughts, and partly in case it helps whoever's reading this. I make no promises, the goal is something new each month, but we'll see how it goes. Enjoy the ride!
The Central Limit Theorem is the Swiss army knife of statistics. A visual intuition for why so many roads lead to the Normal, where the π comes from, and how far the hypotheses can be loosened.
How survival analysis and surrogate metrics address the limitations of A/B tests when long-term effects are what truly matter.
Does Clean Code™ really improve productivity? A Python experiment shows the real performance cost.