@TheStalwart You could take a random sample of ~10% of your existing runs, and compare the results to see if it scores consistently with 2.0.
It may not be a bad idea to do that periodically with newer models so you have an of which models are more highly correlated.
@PhilGalfond Consider who this helps… look at who joined the board of Kalshi in January of this year.
Prediction markets are not considered gambling for tax purposes.
@ThePastamaniac Happy #KUHateDay!
I hope @ThePastamaniac gets caught rapping along to a song on his drive home and then gets stuck next to the person for another three stoplights.
@dkhundley ALL the skills that I have ever used in my tech career I’ve learned by myself, primarily online. My official degrees are just there to stave off the credentialing nazis. Otherwise they have been completely useless.