About this blog
This is a personal archive of notes and essays. I write to think through statistics, mathematics, data science, technology, books, institutions, markets, health, and ordinary life.
My formal home is statistics and data science. I work with health data, public health evidence, inequality methods, statistical models, and practical systems for turning messy records into usable evidence. But the curiosity here is wider than that.
What you will usually find here:
- Notes on statistics, mathematics, modelling, and public health evidence
- Thoughts on AI, computation, technology, and tools
- Observations about institutions, development, markets, and life in Kenya
- Reading notes, learning notes, and questions I am still working through
Some posts are practical and reproducible. Others are more reflective. The common thread is trying to understand how things work, and writing clearly enough that the thought can be revisited later.