Metrics that don't change how you act are not worth trackinghttps://twitter.com/RyanQualtrics/status/1297928094167306246 …
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Really nice thought. However from DS project point of view I keep model metrics results that I don't use at the moment because I know I might use them in future and don't have to recompute anything then. It saved me some time tbh.
I was thinking of product metrics and OKRs when I made that tweet. I will say, tho--if a metric may change your actions later, that still fits in this paradigm. It's more about knowing what you might do with information once you have it, rather than waste time with vanity metrics
