riki
@rikimatsumoto.bsky.social
data & econ | analytics @ georgia tech | recovering bean counter 😌📉 | very normal and regular | opinions solely my own
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that’s incorrectly misinterpreting the Netflix acquisition -> afaik they’re not attempting to buy cnn anyway.
either way Ellison is well positioned to buy cnn
either way Ellison is well positioned to buy cnn
December 11, 2025 at 2:34 AM
that’s incorrectly misinterpreting the Netflix acquisition -> afaik they’re not attempting to buy cnn anyway.
either way Ellison is well positioned to buy cnn
either way Ellison is well positioned to buy cnn
surprisingly close! yeesh!
December 3, 2025 at 5:37 AM
surprisingly close! yeesh!
Reposted by riki
www.hamiltonproject.org/data/trackin...
The best way to follow whether the money is going out is with @hamiltonproject.org's federal outlay tracker, as it has a SNAP line item.
The best way to follow whether the money is going out is with @hamiltonproject.org's federal outlay tracker, as it has a SNAP line item.
November 3, 2025 at 5:19 PM
www.hamiltonproject.org/data/trackin...
The best way to follow whether the money is going out is with @hamiltonproject.org's federal outlay tracker, as it has a SNAP line item.
The best way to follow whether the money is going out is with @hamiltonproject.org's federal outlay tracker, as it has a SNAP line item.
I checked three times and almost gaslit myself 😂
September 9, 2025 at 7:22 PM
I checked three times and almost gaslit myself 😂
Point metrics don’t tell you whether the model outputs align with the observed data distribution.
I.e., if the model has a good (low) RMSE but predicts a noticeably different distribution, it might be overfitting the center and neglecting the tails. Distributional metrics help identify this.
I.e., if the model has a good (low) RMSE but predicts a noticeably different distribution, it might be overfitting the center and neglecting the tails. Distributional metrics help identify this.
September 5, 2025 at 5:47 PM
Point metrics don’t tell you whether the model outputs align with the observed data distribution.
I.e., if the model has a good (low) RMSE but predicts a noticeably different distribution, it might be overfitting the center and neglecting the tails. Distributional metrics help identify this.
I.e., if the model has a good (low) RMSE but predicts a noticeably different distribution, it might be overfitting the center and neglecting the tails. Distributional metrics help identify this.
it looks sick af 😭😭😭 so cool
August 13, 2025 at 5:00 PM
it looks sick af 😭😭😭 so cool
I think this is just a photo opp - just the general vibe of the location incl. the tarp walls.
June 10, 2025 at 10:54 PM
I think this is just a photo opp - just the general vibe of the location incl. the tarp walls.
that is very gross, I’m sorry to read that honestly
May 16, 2025 at 8:41 PM
that is very gross, I’m sorry to read that honestly
Hmm I don’t buy that - afaik US trade in services didn’t increase more than five fold between 2020-2025.
I googled and Forbes seems to think it’s “remittances, mobile money, and cryptocurrency payments” idk tho
www.forbes.com/sites/elizab...
I googled and Forbes seems to think it’s “remittances, mobile money, and cryptocurrency payments” idk tho
www.forbes.com/sites/elizab...
Fintech, Including Crypto, Is Reshaping How Funds Flow Worldwide
The combination of cryptocurrencies, remittances, mobile money, and bank/fintech partnerships is what energises frontier and emerging markets, and incentivises fund flows
www.forbes.com
April 28, 2025 at 2:35 AM
Hmm I don’t buy that - afaik US trade in services didn’t increase more than five fold between 2020-2025.
I googled and Forbes seems to think it’s “remittances, mobile money, and cryptocurrency payments” idk tho
www.forbes.com/sites/elizab...
I googled and Forbes seems to think it’s “remittances, mobile money, and cryptocurrency payments” idk tho
www.forbes.com/sites/elizab...