Not a CS kid. A statistics major who happens to ship real software.
Stats rigor (multivariate, Bayesian, time series) · AI-leveraged engineering (Claude Code as force multiplier) · Systems work (Linux hardening, self-hosted services, uptime monitoring). The interesting part is where the three overlap.
starsdaisukiTech stack
Statistics
RPython (stats stack)Bayesian inferenceTime series (Cryer & Chan)Multivariate analysisEconometrics
Languages / Runtime
GoPython (uv)TypeScriptRust (light)Kotlin (Android, light)Shell
Infra & Networking
Linux hardeningNginxCloudflare Workers / R2WireGuardfail2ban / nftablessystemdDocker
Web & AI
AstroTauriGradioDeepSeek APIClaude CodePagefind
What I care about
- Minimalism & order. Declarative package management (Homebrew / Scoop / pnpm / uv), ruthless file system hygiene. Recent: 114 → 54 VS Code extensions, full Anaconda residue cleanup.
- Learning systems. Daily English log at 1200+ lines, Zotero tagging on every paper, every MCM iteration version-controlled. Progress without instrumentation is invisible.
- Cars. 7,000+ km behind the wheel across Tesla / Toyota / Mercedes GLC / Maybach.
- Rubik's cube. CFOP, ~12s on 3×3, plus 2-5 / Megaminx / Skewb / Pyraminx / SQ1.
What I don't do
- Ship unfinished work. Every project I call "deployed" is actually running and reachable.
- Code dumps without comprehension. If I can't explain why it works, I won't claim I built it.
- Chase shiny tools for status. I rotate when they stop serving me (iTerm2 → Ghostty, Anaconda → uv), not to add more.
Get in touch
- Email stars385855@gmail.com
- GitHub github.com/starsdaisuki
- Site source kissstars-v2