A coin flip should not look like a red light
One AI prediction, three very different people reading it, and the awkward question of who gets to know when the model is unsure.
writing
Writing.
Plain-language versions of the research, and a few things I looked up because I couldn’t stop wondering.
One line of code deleted a third of my accuracy
A public dataset, 561 duplicate rows, and the boring reason a model looks smarter in a notebook than it has any right to be.
I flew to Finland to study something I couldn't define
A summer course, forty percent comprehension, a notebook full of things I looked up at night, and five countries in fifteen days.
Why your phone gives up in the elevator
Four bars to zero the second the doors close. It's not the building. It's 180-year-old physics with a name.