Nye Borgerlige blev præsenteret for offentligheden i 2016. Siden da har jeg skrevet en række indlæg, der har fokuseret på, hvor mange vælgere, der ville stemme på partiet. Jeg sluttede mit seneste indlæg fra juni 2022 af med ordene “to be continued …”. Det var min hensigt, da jeg skrev det pågældende indlæg, at det […]
Author: Erik Gahner Larsen
Links I have shared on Bluesky #2
A follow-up post to my previous post: How to Study: A Brief Guide VIM Adventures Git Tips and Tricks Promoting Reproducibility and Replicability in Political Science 500 Meals This River Is a Model Ten Python datetime pitfalls, and what libraries are (not) doing about it To Stop a Shooter Ranked list of awesome digital gardens […]
Novel ideas and LLMs
I have been playing around with large language models (LLMs) lately. I prefer GPT-4, even compared to “open” models I can run locally. As everybody should know by now, it is impressive what these models can do. I still do not trust them to help me with my R code, but for the work I […]
25 interesting facts #33
801. Currently, 1 in 34 deaths are caused by cars and automobility (Miner et al. 2024) 802. Major marathons in the United States cause delays in emergency care (Jena et al. 2017) 803. Up to 91% of enlisted US soldiers in Hawai’i in 1944 supported using chemical weapons against Japan (Blair and Horowitz 2023) 804. […]
New article in Party Politics: Blurred positions
In the new issue of Party Politics, you can find an article by Mattia Zulianello and yours truly. The title of the paper is ‘Blurred positions: The ideological ambiguity of valence populist parties’. Here is the abstract: While the diversity of populism has received considerable attention, surprisingly little is known about populist parties that defy […]