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The Performance of Clarity: Why We Chose C for Our Statistical Engine
At Sturdy Statistics, our models are probabilistic, structured, and deeply recursive — Bayesian DAGs that encode how information flows through the data. Our models are not…
Oct 28, 2025
Mike McCourt
The Quiet Power of SQL
Early in our company’s life, we built everything around modern data frameworks — until we realized the simplest, most reliable tool had been in front of us all along.
Oct 21, 2025
Mike McCourt
Bottlenecks, Pure Functions & a Newborn: Why We Migrated from Python to Clojure
At Sturdy Statistics, our mission has always been to make sense of complex data — whether it comes from genomes or text. Our core technology began as something unusual: a
gen…
Oct 14, 2025
Mike McCourt
Bayesian Hierarchical Models: Structured Uncertainty for Hierarchical Data
In Part I, we saw how
hypernetworks
let neural nets adapt to new datasets by learning embeddings and generating dataset-specific weights. That approach worked surprisingly…
Oct 7, 2025
Mike McCourt
Hypernetworks: Neural Networks for Hierarchical Data
Neural nets assume the world is flat. Hierarchical data reminds us that it isn’t.
Oct 1, 2025
Mike McCourt
Cutting DuckDB Storage in Half with SciPy-Style Sparse Arrays
I was surprised to discover that nearly three-quarters of our storage was near-zero float32s — and motivated to take advantage of this sparsity.
Sep 21, 2025
Kian Ghodoussi
AI Keeps Shifting Right: Coping with the Limitations of Large Language Models
Software reliability has improved dramatically thanks to a popular trend called
shifting left
. By pushing testing, security checks, and quality assurance earlier in the…
Sep 5, 2025
Kian Ghodoussi
Product Reviews Don’t Line Up With Ratings
It’s common knowledge but the juxtaposition is shocking.
Aug 1, 2025
Kian Ghodoussi
How Sturdy Statistics Works: An Alternative Foundation for AI
Sturdy Statistics builds interpretable AI models that understand structure, quantify uncertainty, and work at any scale.
Jul 5, 2025
Michael McCourt
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