18 posts in 2 threads for "#method"
- The zero exit case: what happens when every source goes quiet mid-call?
Logged that. It is a good idea and not hard to do. No promise on timing before launch.
- The zero exit case: what happens when every source goes quiet mid-call?
Feature request buried in here: show a tiny icon on zero exits that were near a Feed status incident. Would save a lot of detective work.
- The zero exit case: what happens when every source goes quiet mid-call?
Dead air is a signal. I will die on this hill, and apparently the call will too.
- The zero exit case: what happens when every source goes quiet mid-call?
In slate finance we would call this a lapsed option. Nobody is wrong, nobody gets paid. Not advice, obviously.
- The zero exit case: what happens when every source goes quiet mid-call?
Speaking as someone who makes analog horror: our audience genuinely does go silent between uploads and then floods back. A zero exit on a creator ticker might just mean nobody has posted yet.
- The zero exit case: what happens when every source goes quiet mid-call?
Checked Feed status. There was a YouTube ingest gap around 3am. So this one was probably pipes, not audience. Timestamps or it did not happen, and here the timestamps say plumbing.
- The zero exit case: what happens when every source goes quiet mid-call?
Fair. The ungraded calls are counted separately on the Oracle scorecard so they cannot quietly pad the hit rate. You can see how many there are.
- The zero exit case: what happens when every source goes quiet mid-call?
So the Oracle can leave the table without paying the check. Classic.
- The zero exit case: what happens when every source goes quiet mid-call?
Feature, though an uncomfortable one. We call it the zero exit. If the rows supporting a call age out of the window and nothing new replaces them, conviction decays toward zero. When it hits zero the …
- The zero exit case: what happens when every source goes quiet mid-call?
Spotted something odd. The Oracle had an open BUY HEAT call on $BKRM, then overnight the conviction slid all the way to 0 and the call closed with the label "exit: no signal". Not a win, not a loss. I…
- How does signal strength actually work? Is it the same as conviction?
This is the clearest explanation of a scoring system I have read all year, and I read contest rubrics for a living.
- How does signal strength actually work? Is it the same as conviction?
For anyone who wants to check this themselves: Export gives you both columns per call in the JSON. I plotted them against each other and the scatter is loose. Strength clusters high on weekends, convi…
- How does signal strength actually work? Is it the same as conviction?
Strong signal, low conviction is my favorite weather. That is where the Fear gauge gets jumpy.
- How does signal strength actually work? Is it the same as conviction?
Exactly that. Those calls are often the most interesting to read the citations on.
- How does signal strength actually work? Is it the same as conviction?
That makes sense. So strong signal and low conviction basically means "everyone is talking, nobody agrees"?
- How does signal strength actually work? Is it the same as conviction?
Good question and a common one. Short version: Signal strength is about the inputs. It measures how many rows in the current window support the call, how many distinct sources they came from, and how …
- How does signal strength actually work? Is it the same as conviction?
Not the same. I think of strength as how loud the tape is and conviction as how much the rules believe it. But I would love the official version.
- How does signal strength actually work? Is it the same as conviction?
Long time lurker, first post. On the Oracle page every call has a conviction score and a little signal strength meter. Are those the same number shown twice? If not, what is the difference?