Dan Nguyen

It's worth pairing it to logarithmic distribution of the numbers...so that people can also see if the numbers are meant to follow Benford...I saw a paper that did a grid...

Not sure if this issue has been fixed with the May 7/12 merges, but just wanted to note that this error arises when using the `records` command-line tool: ```sh $...

I agree that splitting NYC into its separate counties would make data analysis/viz slightly easier, but I assume they grouped the 5 counties together because that matches the actual reality...

If anything, it'd be interesting to have an example of how/why these discrepancies exist. This [news article from yesterday](https://www.news4jax.com/news/georgia/2020/03/25/8-covid-19-cases-in-southeast-georgia-among-1247-statewide/) (along with others earlier in the week), mention the official tally...

State and county agencies don't act or report in lockstep. Some/many states likely don't have a centralized reporting system, which leaves counties to report their own unaudited numbers that will...

This is in response to a prompt by @rebeccawilliams on NICAR-L: > If you're using federal government data for your reporting, do you go to Data.gov to find and retrieve...

Sure go ahead! On Saturday, April 22, 2023, Hi-jinks ***@***.***> wrote: > Hey, if this is unfinished, could I work on it? > > — > Reply to this email...

Is the fix as easy as putting this into [utils.py](https://github.com/wireservice/leather/blob/master/leather/utils.py#L50)? ```python with warnings.catch_warnings(): warnings.resetwarnings() warnings.simplefilter('always') ``` I made this change in my own version of leather and the warnings have...

Assuming it has to do with IE not supporting get/set methods

I had to run `npm link html` to get the command `html` at my shell. Don't know if that's the proper way to set that up or not...