Andrew Chin
@andrewchin.com
Old school distinguished law (IP/antitrust/AI)/math/CS prof, UT, Oxford, Yale, TAMU, KCL, UNC. Democracy, race, philosophy, autism. I follow everyone back. Single dad.
I met him in 1996 when I was a summer associate at a patent firm and tagged along with a couple of partners on an unsuccessful pitch to Sensable. I got to play Pong on a Phantom and eat pizza with him and his mom.
November 18, 2025 at 8:01 PM
I met him in 1996 when I was a summer associate at a patent firm and tagged along with a couple of partners on an unsuccessful pitch to Sensable. I got to play Pong on a Phantom and eat pizza with him and his mom.
No co-signers. What do they have, a three-seat margin?
December 17, 2024 at 4:11 PM
No co-signers. What do they have, a three-seat margin?
The mapmakers went to extremes, drawing an almost impossibly biased plan, which foreordained an 11-3 delegation even if Dems won 51.3% of statewide vote. None of 80,000 random maps would have resulted in 11-3 split. (h/t Jonathan Mattingly)
December 4, 2024 at 6:47 AM
The mapmakers went to extremes, drawing an almost impossibly biased plan, which foreordained an 11-3 delegation even if Dems won 51.3% of statewide vote. None of 80,000 random maps would have resulted in 11-3 split. (h/t Jonathan Mattingly)
Dems lost their last check on Trump in NC's 2022 judicial elections, despite stopping predicted national red wave. Right after the GOP gained a majority of NC SCt in the 2022 elections, the court reversed itself and gave Republican state legislators carte blanche to draw districts in their favor.
December 4, 2024 at 6:47 AM
Dems lost their last check on Trump in NC's 2022 judicial elections, despite stopping predicted national red wave. Right after the GOP gained a majority of NC SCt in the 2022 elections, the court reversed itself and gave Republican state legislators carte blanche to draw districts in their favor.