After struggling with Natty’s multiple monitor support last week, I thought I’d test my luck again and try rotating screens. My current favorite monitor is the Dell P2411H, a sturdy little 24" monitor that has more degrees of freedom than…
Monthly Archives: May 2011
Multiple Monitors on Natty Narwhal
Have you been infuriated by Natty Narwhal’s poor/broken support for multiple monitors (#1, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6)? Do you believe that your CPU or GPU cycles should be used to actually do stuff, instead of making a window wobble…
Electronic World Treaty Index and Tax Court Appendix
I’ve been busy lately with my new day job and wedding planning , but Dan and I still managed to meet two big goals in the past week. First, we’ve finalized a stable version of the Electronic World Treaty…
Tagged with: computational legal studies, data, law, legal informatics, networks, politics, united states code
Posted in Law, Research
Posted in Law, Research
Historical data mining the Supreme Court headnotes
Two weeks ago, I posted a pair of very rough working papers. The second of these, Exploring Relationships between Legal Concepts in the United States Supreme Court, opens up a number of interesting "historical data mining" techniques. I thought I’d go…
