teeeler·13 anni fa·discuss> Hold them responsible. Responsibility is why the job even existsJust so we're clear - how exactly does the average citizen "hold them responsible", other than our legal right to simply not vote for them next time?It's so easy to say we should "hold them responsible" - but so incredibly vague to do.
teeeler·13 anni fa·discussSee also: http://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/Lahman/index.htmlBaseball stats pre-molded into a nicely workable form, available from your handy R interpreter.
teeeler·14 anni fa·discusshttp://www.freebase.com/view/en/mathematician/-/people/profe...http://www.freebase.com/view/en/computer_scientist/-/people/...The more important piece thats missing is the one that Journals need to contribute - papers and author lists. ;)
teeeler·14 anni fa·discuss"His server sends a notification to every server following him or mentioned in the post with permission to see the post."The protocol seems to have some fundamental limitations.For my money I'd rather go with FETHR (see http://dsandler.org/brdfdr/ and this paper: http://dsandler.org/brdfdr/doc/iptps-fethr/) and its implementation - which has code available right now (https://bitbucket.org/dsandler/brdfdr/).
Just so we're clear - how exactly does the average citizen "hold them responsible", other than our legal right to simply not vote for them next time?
It's so easy to say we should "hold them responsible" - but so incredibly vague to do.