movadek.bsky.social
Lecturer in European Institutions, Politics and Policy at University College London
https://michalovadek.github.io/
208 posts
2,013 followers
750 following
Regular Contributor
Active Commenter
comment in response to
post
whoa
comment in response to
post
čo sa stalo na Malte?
comment in response to
post
it could never happen in the oldest democracy come on
comment in response to
post
Dušan Galis
comment in response to
post
so all things considered wouldn't a more accurate framing be: how much further is the Republican party willing to take democratic disruption?
comment in response to
post
and as he and others have argued this has implications for federal democracy as well
comment in response to
post
it's not only V-Dem and Polity showing that "disruption" already has been happening to US democracy www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
comment in response to
post
afaik there is citepy, which relies on package metadata (not preferred citations, if one exists)
comment in response to
post
2
comment in response to
post
any semblance of rational thinking was treated with disdain and groundless counter-accusations. You could definitely read a lot of today's political moment into the show
comment in response to
post
after reading that paper I rebranded all my measures as objective but alas with little publication success
comment in response to
post
thank you, Chris!
comment in response to
post
vďaka!
comment in response to
post
I like this. I usually have a per-project playground.script where all the informal testing goes. But it does mean I'm always within the confines of a project, which has its (dis)advantages
comment in response to
post
come back to the Big City
comment in response to
post
that's not a Slovak beer, Laurent
comment in response to
post
stop it ☺️
comment in response to
post
the sweet embrace of cuda installations
comment in response to
post
on a GPU or CPU? I get decent speeds with ollama on a local low-tier GPU
comment in response to
post
are you running it locally?
comment in response to
post
We (@egocantos.bsky.social, @profveronika.bsky.social, Lisa Vanhala) have had great experience with this format over the last 2 years. In short: no presentations, just 30+ minutes of discussion and in-depth feedback on each paper. Qual and quant approaches equally welcome. Lovely community included.
comment in response to
post
a glowing endorsement
comment in response to
post
probably something along the lines of succinctly summarising policy developments in a niche area. Not just writing but also research skill though
comment in response to
post
I actually share this completely realistic vision of the world