Andrew Stewart 🇺🇦 @andrewcstewart

Heading up data science at @GroundTruthCo; Lecturer at @JohnsHopkins; all views expressed are my own. andrewcstewart.com Oakland, CA Joined June 2012

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Andrew Stewart 🇺🇦 @andrewcstewart

3 years ago

Check out @GroundTruthCo 's CTO Webinar tomorrow about upcoming innovations in 2023! go.groundtruth.com/Dec-14-2022-we…

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Posit PBC @posit_pbc

3 years ago

We are excited to announce that RStudio, PBC will become Posit, PBC in October! More information here: rstudio.com/blog/rstudio-i…

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R for Political Science @stats_map

4 years ago

Download democracy and regime data with democracyData package in #RStats In this blog we'll compre regime types across regions and also between North and South Korea #politicalresearch #econTwitter #PhDChat #DataScience #DataAnalytics #Datavisualization rforpoliticalscience.com/2022/03/18/dow…

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Andrew Stewart 🇺🇦 @andrewcstewart

4 years ago

I’m #hiring a Senior Data Engineer. Know anyone who might be interested? lnkd.in/gkMNrVpv

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Andrew Stewart 🇺🇦 @andrewcstewart

4 years ago

Do you like working with #DataEngineering tools like @meltanodata, @getdbt and @apachesuperset ? We're hiring a Senior Data Engineer at @getPatternai smrtr.io/89NFB

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More to come on Monday... I have a new draft of "Vesting" @StanLRev and not good original public meaning news for the Biden OSHA vaccination rule. Non-delegation problems: “All legislative Powers herein granted shall be vested in a Congress.” The "all" was legally meaningful.

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Andrew Stewart 🇺🇦 @andrewcstewart

4 years ago

More party competition -> better governance: cambridge.org/core/journals/…

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STJ @scien_ti_st

4 years ago

What does a Gaussian process "look like"?🧐 My take on interactive visualisation of #GaussianProcesses aims to help you intuitively understand prior and posterior kernel functions: infinitecuriosity.org/vizgp/ - would love to hear your suggestions for improvements! Made in #svelte

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Stephan Kyburz 🏛 Rules of the Game @skyburz

5 years ago

@smohrenberg Also, it is difficult to define the majority. Typically, we do it in terms of political parties in parliament. But in societal terms, the majority may be fluid, depending on the question. But you‘d like a system that channels these preferences into legislation in the best way.

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Cédric Scherer @CedScherer

5 years ago

One of my most visited homepages: "R Color Palettes" by @Emil_Hvitfeldt, by request sorted by type 🙏 Browse through a ton of available palettes in #Rstats for sequential, diverging, and qualitative variables ❤️💙🧡💚💜💛 github.com/EmilHvitfeldt/… #ggplot2

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Uncap the House @UncapTheHouse

5 years ago

If the 1st Congress was apportioned on the same ratio as the current Congress (1 Rep. per ~750k people) the 1st Congress would have had 6 Representatives. In actuality, it had 65 Representatives.

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Apache Superset @apachesuperset

5 years ago

Great post by @andrewcstewart on the M-D-S workflow: @meltanodata + @getdbt @ @apachesuperset towardsdatascience.com/data-stacks-fo…

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Andrew Stewart 🇺🇦 @andrewcstewart

5 years ago

If you are interested in learning how to build a modern #DataAnalytics stack using #OpenSource techs like @apachesuperset and @getdbt, then I hope you'll find my latest tutorial useful!

Towards Data Science @TDataScience

5 years ago

If you are interested in learning how to build a modern #DataAnalytics stack using #OpenSource techs like @apachesuperset and @getdbt, then I hope you'll find my latest tutorial useful!

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Lee Drutman ⚙️🏛 @leedrutman

5 years ago

"One reason for America’s exceptionally poor [voter turnout] is that democracies that use single-member districts, like the United States, Britain and Canada, simply wind up with lots of uncontested legislative elections, which lower voter turnout." washingtonpost.com/politics/2021/…

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Francesco Marconi @fpmarconi

5 years ago

This is a well curated democracy data repository by @andrewcstewart with data collections for: 🗳️ Election results 📖 Legislative records 🎏 Political parties 🏁 Election campaigns ☎️ Polling & survey data ⚖️ Election laws & reforms github.com/andrewcstewart…

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Washington Post Opinions @PostOpinions

5 years ago

From @johncarey03755 via @PostOutlook: Did Trump prove that governments with presidents just don’t work? wapo.st/2LpFgDK

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Andrew Stewart 🇺🇦 @andrewcstewart

5 years ago

Hey #PoliticalScience and #Data friends, I've started a curated list of awesome data sources related to elections, electoral reforms, and democratic political systems. Contributions welcome! github.com/andrewcstewart…

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Andrew Stewart 🇺🇦 @andrewcstewart

5 years ago

The concept of "state embassies" in the federal capital is really interesting. Currently, afaik, Florida is the only state that maintains one. Anyone know of any others? atlasobscura.com/articles/there…

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Prof. Dr. Mean Cat @profdrmeancat

5 years ago

@smotus This was exactly Juan Linz’s critique of presidentialism, the quasi impossibility of removing embattled executives without a constitutional/regime shaking crisis. As long as executives play by the institutional norms, there is stability. Without that...