Baseball
I like the game itself, but I especially like the layers underneath: decision-making, player development, run environments, and the way a season becomes a giant data set with feelings attached.
Home
“It ain’t over till it’s over.”
— Yogi Berra
This is my corner of the internet for probability, baseball, statistics, math, games, literature, and other useful obsessions. Equal parts notebook, workshop, and bookshelf.
Current interests
The recurring obsessions.
Probability + statistics
Probability is one of the best lenses for dealing honestly with the world. Statistics turns uncertainty into something you can inspect, argue with, and occasionally trust.
Math + games
I like problems, patterns, strategy, and the places where math stops feeling abstract and starts feeling like a game with consequences.
Literature
Good literature sharpens attention. It makes language denser, stranger, and more precise — useful qualities on and off the page.
What lives here
Less brochure, more workshop.
Blog
Short essays and notes on baseball, probability, statistics, math, games, literature, and whatever else earns a page instead of a fleeting tab.
Favorite books
A running shelf of books I admire, revisit, recommend, or plan to write about. Think annotated bookshelf rather than algorithmic sludge.
Book reviews
Longer notes on books that are actually worth lingering on — what they argue, where they’re sharp, and where they might be bluffing.
Biases
I prefer clear thinking over jargon, signal over posture, and tools that make you more capable rather than more dependent. If something is both elegant and practical, even better.
Suggested directions
Easy next upgrades.
- Add real blog posts on baseball, probability, games, or favorite ideas from literature.
- Replace placeholder book notes with your actual shelf and ratings.
- Link GitHub, LinkedIn, or a contact email when you want humans to find you.