Mike Lissner
Mike Lissner
In the people DB, we currently infer political in from things like appointments, and we can do similar for religion based on university.
The idea here is to accomplish a few interesting things: 1. Create a public list somewhere of documents people want downloaded from PACER 1. Allow people to say they want...
We now have APIs where people can put their PACER credentials and we'll get stuff from PACER for them. We can take this a few steps further. I think we...
For some reason, they're all available here: https://www.nhd.uscourts.gov/sites/default/files/opinions/ I'm putting them all on our disk storage as well and will push them to S3. The bad news is, no metadata...
Over in #1404 I noticed that the DB is taking up more space than it should be. Why? Well....it could be the `django_cache` table, but there are a few other...
I just spent an embarrassing amount of time trying to figure out why this search query doesn't bring up the DNC v. Russia case: https://www.courtlistener.com/?q=docket_id%3A6368549+Wikileaks&type=r&order_by=score+desc Summarized as: Query: docket_id:6368549 Wikileaks...
Now that we're in testing, we're getting some emails that aren't actually case-related notifications. For example, one court just sent this: > In accordance with Volume 3, Chapter 4, §...
We just landed parentheticals in #1903. Something that of course occurred to me a moment too late is that we would probably be wise to store pincite information in each...
I guess this is where orders and whatnot relating to attorney discipline wind up. We could make a lot of friends by putting this online more visibly (j/k). An attorney...
Celery is now pretty easy to scale by adding replicas within k8s. K8s has horizontal scaling built in, but it works by monitoring CPU or memory. Unfortunately, having a lot...