@RuminateOnThis MIR means pretty different things in different countries. Which spectra are kept, and how much of it varies widely. The Canadian data predicts the gold standard very well. Other countries dont have the same granularity or quantity of records for prediction.
@dave__whiteside@Twitter Congrats Dave!! Your background in discerning good from bad information will be more important than ever. Be discerning, parenting blogs are mean and mostly useless, milestones are for the doctor's office only. All of this to say, trust yourself (and your wife), trust noone else.
@John_B_Cole @EA_LozadaSoto I'm all for a high F once we navigate our way there, the high delta just means the journey may take an unexpected turn or two...
@John_B_Cole @rfveerkamp That's why we give universities all that money, so they can work out all the kinks by the time the compute gets cheap enough for those of us who actually have to pay for it :)
@John_B_Cole Oh, I agree that make-up calls aren't/shouldn't be a thing, but in retrospect of the game, those calls likely had close to equal and offsetting impacts on the game.
@John_B_Cole IMO that call nicely cancels out the missed facemask OPI on Higgins TD, so call that a wash. Rest of your analysis is spot on. Bengals made a miracle happen to make so much out of that glaring weakness up until late, but they got worn out. Time to spend all the money to fix it.
@donskinner88 If only the promise of electoral reform were kept. That feels like the simplest way to change this and get people working across aisles more often, but the group with the most to lose is whoever is in power at the time. It's a nasty little cycle.
@John_B_Cole Awesome, thanks for looking at that. Makes sense, anytime you reduce variation you'll also reduce correlations, partially just by chance/error being a bigger proportion of that variance.