Chad Smith

[Chad Smith @twigman08]

@FlyGuyOnly773 The issue can certainly be both. The track has always been a one groove track where track position can play a factor. But the current state of this car has made it nearly impossible to pass under green and it shows up even more on this track

[Chad Smith @twigman08]

@5KLNASCARFAN In general though I enjoyed the race. Different groves worked for the most part and we saw some good battles before that untimely caution

[Chad Smith @twigman08]

@5KLNASCARFAN I just really believe without the Bowman incident the race looks completely different. So much of the field getting trapped 2 laps down with very little opportunity to get the laps back really changed the race

[Chad Smith @twigman08]

@BU_Rangers @Rangers @RangersSNtv I don’t have anything to help solve this, but as a developer I am becoming more and more appalled at the state of software out here nowadays. We really have gone backwards in terms of software development that we can’t have smoother launches of apps.

[Chad Smith @twigman08]

@ThePrimeagen My parents separated and got a divorce while I was in 5th and 6th grade, and honestly they did the best job possible to make it "easier" on me by not forcing custody schedules on either one and making me follow one, and I still remember being affected by it mentally.

[Chad Smith @twigman08]

@AlextheAdm1ral I do agree NASCAR is hit and miss in how they officiate the rule. But we have definitely seen the rule enforced that way before in the past. You don’t have to have the pass completed before getting back above the yellow.

[Chad Smith @twigman08]

@SteveOnSpeed This just reminded me I need to go check my mail, been a bit. Can't wait to throw away 99% of it.

[Chad Smith @twigman08]

@Evan_P_Grant I guess I just didn't see what some people saw the way they are acting. People act like this team was supposed to be some juggernaut and they aren't now. I've said from the start this is about a .500 team, +- 2 wins. That's pretty much what they've been and how they played.

[Chad Smith @twigman08]

@jonathanoatess I think it can be a little of both. I think it’s possible that a car doesn’t fit someone’s driving style and the feeling they have always looked for in a car. And I also do think the best of the best learn to adapt and figure out how to get more out of the car

[Chad Smith @twigman08]

@MattBakerSTL @stlCITYsc I have probably watched over half of the total World Cup games so far and most of the round of 32 games. It’s been fun to dive into the sport more and more

[Chad Smith @twigman08]

@MattBakerSTL @stlCITYsc So I do not believe I have seen a commercial or ad for FC Dallas, my local team. Though I do have Apple TV and I also have plans to go to a game once the World Cup is over. Not just USMNT but in general this World Cup has gotten me into the game so much more and want to watch

[Chad Smith @twigman08]

@ckieser13 And I say this about any sport with replays honestly. I just think if we need to replay things we should only have 30 seconds and no slow motion to figure it out. If you can’t figure it out in that time frame then it’s not clear enough to overturn and stands as called.

[Chad Smith @twigman08]

@ckieser13 I’m saying this as an American who enjoys the game, to me it isn’t offside called. I just don’t enjoy slowing the play down to crazy slow motion, mapping it to a virtual space, and using a chip to measure if there was any contact.

[Chad Smith @twigman08]

@_jokeocracy I understand getting it right, but everyone who plays the sport is human, they will have errors. More technology used will always catch those errors and it becomes detriment to the sport. And I say this about all sports.

[Chad Smith @twigman08]

@_jokeocracy Most people don’t want my take on replays in just about any sport in general - we’ve gone too far. It should be 30 seconds of looking at the replays and no ability to do slow motion or stopping it. If you can’t figure it out from that then it’s too close and the call stands.

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@NSC_Stats To me it just feels odd because if you were trying to cater to Americans who don’t know it you’d just use the term Sudden Death, as that is the more common term used across sports here.

[Chad Smith @twigman08]

@JLarky Sadly I think you’ll be surprised at how often a lot of jobs are just adding a few CRUD endpoints. I’ve seen that first hand how often that is a thing. And AI can do that well cause it’s pretty much following a template/pattern.

[Chad Smith @twigman08]

@swearimnotpaul @sommerkindd I'm no where near a NFL fan, actually don't like football that much to be quite honest, but their are countless examples of officials having to take people off the field and add more time on the clock at a time that means nothing.

[Chad Smith @twigman08]

@swearimnotpaul @sommerkindd Why should it be? By definition of the rules it's not. On defense it's only too many men on field if they are at the time of the snap, on offense it depends on the huddle

[Chad Smith @twigman08]

@gerardinpain I myself know the rule and knew the exact callout. I just think in general we should either re-write or add something to the rule to help these rulings.