CNN: The James Webb Telescope has successfully launched. Question resolves 2021-12-25 at 12:20 pm UTC. Merry Christmas!
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WHO: Report of the WHO-China Joint Mission on Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) (2020-02-24)
...absolutely fawns over China for its aggressive response to the outbreak.
@AABoyles Here's a colab notebook leveraging @ought's excellent ergo library to normalize the community estimates into consistent predictions.
There are a bunch of things Metaculus doesn't do that I want it to. Some of these can be accomplished with just a little bit of javascript. So I created this: https://aaboyles.github.io/Metaculus-Hacks/
I don't have any tracking on the site, so please let me know if you get any value from it.
Scott Alexander just launched his (quite belated) 2020 predictions post. Most of them seem covered (or close to it) by existing questions, but it could be interesting to compare his to the community estimates.
Six days later, and the case count stubbornly continues to follow the quadratic fit very closely. Looks like it's time to start closing my margins a bit. (Same Link as Last Time.)
@DanielFilan That's what I'm talking about!
Seriously, though--a swag store with some Metaculus-branded stuff would be excellent.
I figured out how to use FAOStat so you don't have to! Here's the correct data.
It'd be really nice if the some of the raw data were exposed for download!
(Context: Tulsi Gabbard is Vegan.)
ESO's ELT webpage, indicating the current first light target date is "2025"
Fairly stable around 0.9 since 2018-09. Note that he could sign zero EOs before the 2021 inauguration and his rate would be 0.64. (See spreadsheet here.)
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@Sylvain Indeed, very astute of you! I'm the husband she mentioned. ;)
Looks like we're getting close to the point that 1 is no longer possible.
Seems to me like we might be underestimating the probability that an influx of new users will drive it up some.