Spillz-2011
Spillz-2011 t1_jcn2636 wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in [OC] Bank failures come in waves by pranshum
But those are not all banks. If you said recessions then yes
Spillz-2011 t1_jcn054h wrote
Reply to comment by Future_Green_7222 in [OC] Bank failures come in waves by pranshum
Who says this? If this was the thought there wouldn’t have been a rush to shore things up this week both in the us and credit suisses
Spillz-2011 t1_jcmzu5j wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in [OC] Bank failures come in waves by pranshum
How do figure there’s 3 groups over 90 years
Spillz-2011 t1_jbrdefn wrote
Reply to comment by Kool-aid_Crusader in [OC] Dimensionality reduction of stock trading patterns by PsychologicalEgg9377
The axes don’t mean anything because they are nonlinear combinations of a higher dimensional data set. The only label you could put is x axis, y axis
Spillz-2011 t1_j08vgnn wrote
Reply to comment by anonkitty2 in Tesla value as it relates to Twitter's purchase [OC] by datawazo
Was he though? they already had the idea, the contacts, the prototype, the lithium battery expertise. They brought him in to help with funding and he decided he would put in his money and take over the company and force them out. He complained that they set up the production line for the 3 wrong and almost caused bankruptcy, but that was after he forced them out. He set up a horrible process then wants everyone to congratulate him for fixing the mess he created.
Spillz-2011 t1_j0779jk wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Tesla value as it relates to Twitter's purchase [OC] by datawazo
That’s clearly false. Since musk took over Twitter Tesla is down like 20% and the market is up
Spillz-2011 t1_j075u20 wrote
Reply to comment by anonkitty2 in Tesla value as it relates to Twitter's purchase [OC] by datawazo
Sure but Tesla and using lithium ion batteries for evs wasn’t his idea so musk wasn’t in any way necessary for that to happen
Spillz-2011 t1_j05j7dp wrote
Reply to comment by nova9001 in Tesla value as it relates to Twitter's purchase [OC] by datawazo
What does “where they are mean” in this context?
Spillz-2011 t1_j05ivod wrote
Reply to comment by n_s_y in Tesla value as it relates to Twitter's purchase [OC] by datawazo
What do you mean Tesla is down 80% more than the ndx this year.
So in the sense of both down then yes.
Spillz-2011 t1_j045i5p wrote
Reply to comment by kickme2 in Tesla value as it relates to Twitter's purchase [OC] by datawazo
What is 0/0? Then I can answer
Spillz-2011 t1_j045eih wrote
Reply to comment by Ponicrat in Tesla value as it relates to Twitter's purchase [OC] by datawazo
I mean he’s gutted the solar side. He just needed investors to bail out his tanking company
Spillz-2011 t1_j0458qd wrote
Reply to comment by Bewaretheicespiders in Tesla value as it relates to Twitter's purchase [OC] by datawazo
I mean yes if the nas fell 80% farther than it actually did.
Spillz-2011 t1_j043g6y wrote
Reply to comment by HeartbrokenFitNerd in Tesla value as it relates to Twitter's purchase [OC] by datawazo
Nah Tesla is down 52% ytd nas is down 29%
Spillz-2011 t1_iv49hbx wrote
Reply to comment by Hairyballzak in [OC] Forbes 2022's Most Philanthropic US Billionaires by row64software
His foundation works all over the world and not just on “political” issues.
Spillz-2011 t1_iv48wn3 wrote
Reply to comment by rastaladywithabrady in [OC] Forbes 2022's Most Philanthropic US Billionaires by row64software
I upvoted because I read this as sarcasm. Don’t make me e regret it
Spillz-2011 t1_ist1f7g wrote
Reply to comment by SportySaturn in [OC] Elon Musk Twitter Saga (right click chart to turn off loop) by OverlookedAlpha
I think the use of buy isn’t that misleading. He signed a legally binding contract to buy twitter. When someone wins a bid to purchase a house they might tell friends they bought a house today even though there are still details to work out.
The on hold is probably wrong, but mostly because that isn’t a thing. Once you sign a legally binding contract you can’t put it on hold.
Spillz-2011 t1_ist0jcs wrote
Reply to comment by ctiger12 in [OC] Elon Musk Twitter Saga (right click chart to turn off loop) by OverlookedAlpha
As far as we know he never profited of his market manipulation of twitter except for in not properly disclosing when he acquired a 5% share in the company.
However, his friends might have if they knew in advance of any of his statements.
I believe that market manipulation is still illegal even if you don’t profit.
Spillz-2011 t1_irnfzrj wrote
Reply to comment by nemarholvan in [OC] Percent of human moves matching computer recommended moves in top chess tournaments by Evidently_21
Two possibilities (I think it’s the first but could be wrong)
1 in openings the players have run engines to a higher depth so the moves they play are actually better than rerunning the engine on a lower depth
2 players are trying to play off the beaten track into a position they understand better. If you just play top engine move for 15 moves then it isn’t that hard for your opponent to also play top move because they also know the engine line
Edit: to clarify 2 100% happens I just don’t think that’s why the engine eval is wrong
Spillz-2011 t1_jcpp62p wrote
Reply to [OC] Lower Seeded Teams are Winning More in the NCAA Men's Basketball Round of 64 by Tiger_Rivers
Did you check statistical significance? Humans are bad at eyeballing statistical significance, but it looks borderline to me.