Ben Hoffman
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Ben Hoffman
@b19hoffman
“Hard times create strong men, strong men create good times, good times create weak men, and weak men create hard times.” - G. Michael Hopf
Beloit, WI เข้าร่วม Mayıs 2015
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@Devoted2DET He's legit one that I would be totally comfortable with a long term deal. We've had a lot of shaky prospects come up but Kevin looks unphased
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Kevin McGonigle nine-year, $150M deal soon
Robert Murray@ByRobertMurray
BREAKING: Colt Emerson and the Seattle Mariners are in agreement on an eight-year, $95 million contract extension, sources say. The deal includes a ninth-year club option, a full no-trade clause and escalators that can bring it north of $130 million. Emerson is represented by ACES.
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@TheAntOrtiz My goodness! How do you do 0 overall? Do you edit the existing players values to zero or use a special roster?
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@travismichael82 @Invest_Brandon The charts automatically adjust prior prices to reflect the splits so the numbers are the same.
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@Invest_Brandon Don’t forget to account for the 4:1 and then 10:1 splits in that timeframe.
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If you put $100 into $NVDA in 2010, you would be rich today.
Well...
Let’s play it out if you somehow did nothing & held until right now.
You would have $230 by the end of 2015
and did nothing
Then watched that $230 climb to about $2,000 by the 2018 peak
and still did nothing
Then watched $2,000 get cut in half to under $1,000 in the late 2018 crash
and still did nothing
Then watched it rip to around $9,500 at the November 2021 peak
and still did nothing
Then watched $9,500 collapse to about $3,200 at the October 2022 bottom
and still did nothing
Then watched $3,200 explode to a little over $50,000 by late 2026
and for some reason finally decided to do something...
Then yes, $100 in NVIDIA in 2010 would be worth a bit over $50,000 today.
The lesson is the same.
Everyone fantasizes about the final number.
Almost nobody has the stomach to sit through the volatility to create that…

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@bchapsports Are you worried about Paul Skenes being a starter too? His first start was worse
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@stockpickz_hq @theficouple The one million could also be worth $750k after year one chasing that "conservative" return.
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@theficouple Curious about your reasoning here?
$1M can spin off $70k on year one at a conservative 7% return, and it only compounds from there.
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@InnocuousShark @Jdowney1209 @Brett_A_Taylor Comparing ABS to umpires adds nothing to a conversation on how accurate ABS just so you know
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@b19hoffman @Jdowney1209 @Brett_A_Taylor And you think the cameras have a higher margin of error than a human? You really truly believe that?
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I understand why folks feel ultra-mega-close calls shouldn't be overturned or whatever, but you have to draw the line somewhere. And wherever you draw it, there'll be edge cases that people can beef about. 1/4 inch buffer zone? Guess what: sometimes it'll hit 0.0001 of that, too!
Codify@CodifyBaseball
about as close as it gets
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@InnocuousShark @Jdowney1209 @Brett_A_Taylor I'm not sure what grade level your education is at but most educated people understand what a margin of error is. A lot of Americans are stupid so it might be confusing for them at first too but I have faith they will get it eventually.
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@b19hoffman @Jdowney1209 @Brett_A_Taylor So you want the stadium to show a graphic that says the ball was in the zone, but then say “it was only a strike by 1/6th of an inch, so actually it’ll still be counted as a ball”?
Brilliant idea
Tech doesn’t have to be perfect, but has to be better than humans, which is easy
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@Jdowney1209 @Brett_A_Taylor If the system has a publicly stated margin of error of 1/6th of an inch than calls within that margin shouldn't be overturned. It's very simple. Concerning how much people blindly trust technology assuming it is always perfect.
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@Brett_A_Taylor The crazy part to me is that people are basically arguing against consistency and accuracy. And the argument about umpires getting embarrassed is wild to me too. They should be held to the highest standard. It’s ok to be wrong, just not as wrong as Angel was…
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@RyanScott717 @BaseballWRLD_ A little bit of research shows that the margin of error is 1/6 of an inch which is quite a lot. I think it is important on calls being overturned on 1/10 of an inch. The system could be wrong on those.
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@b19hoffman @BaseballWRLD_ Those doubts come from ignorance. The system is that precise. It's fine.
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@RyanScott717 @BaseballWRLD_ I think it stems from doubt that the abs system is surgically precise enough to get calls that close correct. I am in favor of a buffer zone to prevent challenges on super close calls like the one above. I think abs should be for clear mistakes but I understand your position too.
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@BaseballWRLD_ Dude I just got into a 15 reply long conversation about that on here. I don't get it either. No argument against it that anyone has made, has made sense yet. The call was wrong. It was corrected. That's objectively a good thing
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@TalkinBaseball_ For those wondering no he did not do it right away. He touched the side of his hat which does not count as a TAP ON THE TOP
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@WiscoGrant @Wisconajb So your advice to baseball players is to swing at balls??
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CB Buckner blows but swing the bat dude this is some hokey pokey nonsense
Shelfy@RealShelfy
Absolutely electric lmao CB Buckner noticeably annoyed when he tapped the 2nd time only to be wrong again and listen to 40,000 people cheer for his incompetence 😂
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@alexhatherley @MarcRyanOnAir @tigers Gotta get used to the post COVID inflation world because prices are never going down. The US money supply expanded too much
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@MarcRyanOnAir @tigers That’s just pointing out that everything is absurd
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@Miggysbat I hate him batting leadoff. Makes no sense to me at all.
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The White Sox took Jacob Gonzalez 22 picks before Kevin McGonigle.*
*A team that’s spends $250 million on payroll should not be getting extra picks in a “Competitive Balance” Round
MLB@MLB
Kevin McGonigle comes through on the 10th pitch of the at-bat 😤
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