Former Apple engineer Mark Rober is back at it again with another video on YouTube, this time sharing a free web app–called Steal Predictor–which can steal baseball signs thanks to the power of machine learning.
All you do is plug in a sequence of baseball signs and the result, and the app does the rest to figure out the calls. Armed with a smartphone, anyone can steal baseball signs using this app.
Check out the video below to learn more and let us know if you give it a try:
Update July 4, 2019: Developer Archie McQuaid has ported this web app into an Android app.
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