Open Source

hypothesize: Now Available on CRAN

My R package for hypothesis testing, hypothesize, is now available on CRAN.

Everything is a File: Applying Unix Philosophy to Modern Data Management

How virtual filesystem interfaces turned my scattered data tools into navigable, composable systems

Why I Build Comprehensively in Open Source

I maintain 50+ open source repositories. Every one has documentation, tests, examples, and clear architecture.

People ask: “Why spend so much time on free software when you have stage 4 cancer?”

The question misunderstands what I’m …

Statistical Computing with R: Building Tools for Inference

One of the best parts of my mathematics degree is deepening my R skills—not just using R packages, but building them.

Why R for Statistical Computing

R has a unique position in statistics:

• Domain-specific: Built for statistics, not adapted to it …

Why Open Source Matters for Reproducible Science

I develop almost everything in open source. People ask why I spend so much time on documentation, examples, and polish for free software.

The answer is simple: science should be reproducible, and code is increasingly central to scientific claims.

The …