These short case studies explain what each project tried to do, how it was built, and what it cannot prove. They are evidence of working methods, not claims that a personal project is production advice.

LLM intelligence and cost

  • Purpose: make model capability and price trade-offs easier to inspect.
  • Data and method: public model evaluations and pricing are assembled into a visual comparison, with the refresh process kept in the project repository.
  • Limitation: benchmark scores are not a complete measure of usefulness for a particular workflow.
  • Learned: a cost-performance chart is most useful when its version, source, and update date remain visible.
  • Open the LLM model analysis project →

Sumo Elo Explorer

  • Purpose: compare strength across sumo eras with a consistent rating method.
  • Data and method: historical bout records are transformed into Elo ratings and exposed through an interactive explorer.
  • Limitation: ratings depend on the data window and model assumptions; they are not a definitive ranking of wrestlers.
  • Learned: making assumptions visible matters as much as making the chart attractive.
  • Open the Sumo Elo project →

Hong Kong Rent Index

  • Purpose: turn public housing and rent data into a readable local indicator.
  • Data and method: public data is cleaned, indexed, and presented with the source and calculation context.
  • Limitation: an index describes a selected data series; it does not represent every household or property.
  • Learned: a small, inspectable data product can be more useful than a broad but opaque dashboard.
  • Open the Hong Kong Rent Index →

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