I am a final year PhD student in the Warwick Mathematics Institute. My interests include probability theory in general, its applications in statistical mechanics (physics), statistics, finance, and forecasting, as well as languages and programming—or several topics at once: Monte-Carlo simulations and their analysis, finding the “unluckiest” sequence of hard-mode Wordle guesses, or market designs to improve forecasting.

For further details, see my CV—for further enquiries please contact me via email.

Mathematics

Languages

  • Anki for Chinese

    A quick primer on how to use Anki (a spaced repetition software) in general and how to set it up for learning Chinese in particular.

  • (Pitfalls of) Teaching German

    Some notes of my course for beginners and a collection of grievances about the language.

Programming

  • Eldrow

    Eldrow is a puzzle about how 'unlucky' one can get when playing Wordle on hard-mode.

Forecasting

  • Kelly Betting

    A collection of interesting properties of and arguments for and against the Kelly criterion.

  • Metaculus

    Metaculus is an information aggregation website which allows users to compare their probabilistic forecasts to those of others. My track record can be found here.

  • Aggregating Forecasts

    Thoughts on different methods to combine different forecasts.

  • Useful Priors

    A collection of priors useful for forecasting.