V David Zvenyach
V David Zvenyach
I recently used this pattern: - create a `settings.py` or `config.py` file - add it to .gitignore - define your variables on each line like `SSID_NAME="Network Name"` - copy `settings.py`...
So. My two cents here. We had a fascinating conversation about annotation modalities yesterday. Disqus comments may make more sense for summary documents and explicating the interpretation of the law....
Maybe it's just me. :)
I take these last comments as a challenge. #gameon
Samples citations: ## Sections - 1-101 - 13-213.1 - 28-208.1.3 ## Higher levels -- Title 1 ---- Chapter 1 ---- Chapter 23-A ------ Subchap. 1 ------ Subchapt 3-A -------- Part...
@konklone happy to port it over to `/unitedstates`. :us:
Turns out that the slip opinions are available for 2007, so we can actually do this.
That is likely. But it's really more of testing the method of comparing the slip ops to the bound volumes. And, who knows, maybe SCOTUS doesn't make changes to slip...
Just documenting my current thought on this. Split the pdf by looking for the case heading and syllabus. Then compare the slip opinion case number with the bound volume case...
I just had the spam issue pop up again. Picking up on what @maya is suggesting, what do you think about implementing [an anti-spam honeypot](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36227376/better-honeypot-implementation-form-anti-spam)?