Where would you go to find out what the longest bill of the 112th Congress was by number of sections (H. R. 1473)? How about by number of unique words (H.R. 3671)? What about by Flesch-Kincaid reading level (S.… Read more ›
Monthly Archives: February 2012
Statistics on the length and linguistic complexity of bills
Tagged with: computational legal studies, data, law, legal informatics, r
Posted in Law, Programming, Research
Posted in Law, Programming, Research
Hash collision attacks hose Oracle Transportation Management
Ars had a great write-up a few weeks ago about the huge hash resource starvation attack that was uncovered awhile back (when I say awhile back, I mean from 2003). The press has been focused on the impact for a relatively… Read more ›
Now hosted on EC2
After a few days of configuration and testing, it’s official – michaelbommarito.com and computationallegalstudies.com will now be hosted on an AWS EC2 instance with S3 acting as CDN for large files. If you notice any issues with performance or… Read more ›
