This list is missing CFL victories. If they are counting soccer, they should count CFL, considering Canadian cities don't have NFL teams.

Goal is around $200k. I live in a high COL area so anything under $1M would be a win. Realistically 3b2ba for $7-800k would be nice.

Appreciate the effort, however I see why people dislike it - the animation is unnecessary as you can easily get all the info from the easy to read colouring.

Re post without animation and it will be much better received!

Detroit is historically very good and the sports are concentrated there. It makes sense if you think about it…

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It because of the future plus the present. Not hard to understand that… This was the rebuild year and they’re painfully close to being pretty good. Keep your negativity elsewhere.

No rent and effectively no gas or food costs either. Must live at home and that is ok too. We encouraged our kids to move back home after school to save some cash before moving out. It cost us almost nothing and it really made a difference when they did move out. I used to say, “It’s fine with us as long as you capitalize on the opportunity to save some $$. And if we do this right you won’t want to stay, and I won’t have to ask you to leave.” 😉

I’d have to say that how it’s shown is a big part. I can’t even watch my Red Wings because Bally Sports is the devil. What a crappy company

Ah, gotcha.

https://www.google.com/maps

Don’t worry North Americans, at any moment a great sports team might just appear in your city, having left another one. Surprise!

Can I get the link

sure sure, they are used for the same purpose most of the time (quick and drty but efficient data processing/viz). But not by the same persons ^^'

An example in biology is that R is often used by the bio-informaticians for their analysis (legacy code, LOT of packages etc...) but when an application is needed for biologists... Well py may be quicker ! Not always true (clearly) but i is just an example

They come from the pre-superbowl era. Cleveland, Green Bay, New York LA, Boston, Chicago, Montreal and Detroit all benefit from, I guess you could call, "legacy" championships. Back when there were only 6 teams in the leagues and everyone had second jobs to support their sport hobby.

Edit: most of these teams actually benefit from legacy championships. Pays to be early.

I think is a big factor there. I've also never heard of a team manipulating ice temp for an advantage.

Bruh. The guys that played pre-67 in all sport very literally built everything everyone else played on you doofus. Discounting their play because they wouldn't compete with the hyperfocused athletes of the modern world is silly. The only reason they can focus on the sport is because of those guys.

Soccer is another story.

I found that many jobs in the dataset listed both R and Python together.

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I’m not sure there’s anything else I can change. I file as single and can’t claim anything else.

What’s your savings goal for the house? How much house are you going to buy?

Bidding wars are over boss

I think they're referencing the Rams (NFL) with their comment. The Blues won the Cup in 2019 (that parade was nuts, it was fucking freezing out and there were hundreds of thousands of us in the streets partying). The Cardinals won the World Series in 2006 and 2011 most recently.

Change your withholding. You're giving the federal government a $4000+ interest free loan you could be investing/saving.

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