No home/away splits ,ip,era,bb,so etc for any pitcher.
Now your staff is getting lazy bc instead of recording last 10 starts, those ppl are implementing evreyday that the pitchers don't pitch instead of going back to ACTUAL STARTS FOR LAST 10
I've been here 20 years and it just seems your stat ppl are lazier than ever
Pls Explain
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i feel stat guys getting lazy. FYI..
No home/away splits ,ip,era,bb,so etc for any pitcher.
Now your staff is getting lazy bc instead of recording last 10 starts, those ppl are implementing evreyday that the pitchers don't pitch instead of going back to ACTUAL STARTS FOR LAST 10
I've been here 20 years and it just seems your stat ppl are lazier than ever
That may be the case @weeble5672, but the truth and behind-the-scenes of the situation is that their company went through some significant IT personnel changes a couple years ago now. They hired a team of newbies with NO industry experience whatsoever and a tech leader that somehow convinced upper management that they had development/design ideas that were going to improve the website and back-end processing.
Not only have they gone through a litany of severe errors over the past 2 years by not setting up and performing unit/integration testing before putting their new code in place (a major faux pas that should be more than reasonable for termination), but they're pulling the wool over the eyes of upper management with ridiculous time estimates for what are in some cases simple fixes. Because if they're not simple, it's pretty clear that whatever system design they have in place now, it's significantly worse than what it used to be.
How do I know this you ask? Because I have decades of experience in the IT industry going back even before the internet, and, for example, could read the writing on the wall for a failing company like Gateway Computers even after only spending a year there.
But it is still a free service (despite being a sub-grade product now) so ...
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That may be the case @weeble5672, but the truth and behind-the-scenes of the situation is that their company went through some significant IT personnel changes a couple years ago now. They hired a team of newbies with NO industry experience whatsoever and a tech leader that somehow convinced upper management that they had development/design ideas that were going to improve the website and back-end processing.
Not only have they gone through a litany of severe errors over the past 2 years by not setting up and performing unit/integration testing before putting their new code in place (a major faux pas that should be more than reasonable for termination), but they're pulling the wool over the eyes of upper management with ridiculous time estimates for what are in some cases simple fixes. Because if they're not simple, it's pretty clear that whatever system design they have in place now, it's significantly worse than what it used to be.
How do I know this you ask? Because I have decades of experience in the IT industry going back even before the internet, and, for example, could read the writing on the wall for a failing company like Gateway Computers even after only spending a year there.
But it is still a free service (despite being a sub-grade product now) so ...
Take for example the scenario I am in today (and anyone else who took yesterday's Mets/Mil game for your Streak Survivor).
The game was postponed until today. In the previous decades this site was running, the game would've been listed as postponed, and no more than a couple hours later, the game voided. Now, the game has to be played out, and no Streak Survivor pick can be made today either, since the game is currently listed as being played today (even though we selected it for 7/1).
The faulty business logic that was put in place in the new design that we have here adversely affects any chance of winning the Monthly Streak Survivor, since we'll be missing 2 days of picks. This used to be fully automated, and now, to get this secondary issue resolved, I'm sure there needs to be some manual intervention.
Just one of a multitude of issues related to a site that used to work almost flawlessly before these new IT newbies got their hands on the code.
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Take for example the scenario I am in today (and anyone else who took yesterday's Mets/Mil game for your Streak Survivor).
The game was postponed until today. In the previous decades this site was running, the game would've been listed as postponed, and no more than a couple hours later, the game voided. Now, the game has to be played out, and no Streak Survivor pick can be made today either, since the game is currently listed as being played today (even though we selected it for 7/1).
The faulty business logic that was put in place in the new design that we have here adversely affects any chance of winning the Monthly Streak Survivor, since we'll be missing 2 days of picks. This used to be fully automated, and now, to get this secondary issue resolved, I'm sure there needs to be some manual intervention.
Just one of a multitude of issues related to a site that used to work almost flawlessly before these new IT newbies got their hands on the code.
We appreciate all the feedback and we all do our best to make sure it does not fall on deaf ears. The team is aware of these issues, unfortunately I am unable to guarantee a timeframe, but I will continue to bring these up until they are fixed.
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deadw8,
We appreciate all the feedback and we all do our best to make sure it does not fall on deaf ears. The team is aware of these issues, unfortunately I am unable to guarantee a timeframe, but I will continue to bring these up until they are fixed.
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