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New York is all the way to the east of its timezone, which may explain why it starts "late". There are two effects at play here. 1)the official time, which affe
by murbard2 13y ago
New York is all the way to the east of its timezone, which may explain why it starts "late". There are two effects at play here.
1)the official time, which affects hours of operations for businesses
2)the mean solar time, which affects sleeping cycles
What you'd want is to predict starting time as a function of the difference between these variables and then rank the cities by their residuals.
- zxexz 13y agoBoston, too. I wonder if Nate thought about this at all...I'd be surprised if he didn't...