Okay, so I’ve been messing around with this “fils de minaur prediction” thing. Honestly, I was just curious, so I dove in headfirst.
First Steps: Getting My Bearings
First, I had to figure out what the heck this even was. I did some digging, looked at some examples, you know, the usual.
Experiment Time: Messing Around with the Data
- I grabbed some data that I thought might be related. It was kinda messy, so I spent a little time cleaning it up. No biggie.
- Then, I started playing with different ways to look at the data. Tried a few charts and graphs, just to see if anything popped out.
- It was a lot of trial and error. Some stuff worked, most of it didn’t. That’s just how it goes, right?
Results: Did It Actually Work?
After all that messing around, did I actually predict anything useful? Sort of. I mean, I got some results, but I wouldn’t bet my life on them. I got data that show it might be correct, but I’d like try again, I think this will need some more tinkering, maybe try get some other data?
It was a fun experiment, though. Learned a few things, even if I didn’t become a prediction master. Maybe I’ll revisit this later and try to improve my results. Who knows!
