Dropkick Murphys finish up their set at a benefit show across from Alex Pretti Memorial: “We’ll never forget what we saw with our own eyes, we’ll never forget what we’ve seen here today. thank we’ve seen here today. Thank you all for allowing us to come bear witness with you, thank you Minnesota!”.
Choices are still -happening- with the AI tool, but people distance themselves from them by using it.
Had a discussion recently with someone who was talking about how much better students engage with texts from historical figures if they can hear it (using AI tools). I pointed out that if you have an actor do that, you can ask the actor about their choices in the portrayal.
There's a trainer on Instagram who has pre & post routines for ppl getting top surgery, might be useful? Username the.queertrainer on Instagram, proudMVMT on youtube
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Gto rents to pay for whoever is sitting in that chair.
Oh, I have not had to try that yet. No idea! I do phone calls very very seldom, and usually scheduled.
INBOX: data from the U.S. Department of State Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migrations show that in the most recent three months, every single one of the 1,651 refugees accepted into the United States were of (white) South African origin.
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Oh, um, I kind of like that I can be working from home & still get calls at my "office" number?
It does feel weird to stare at my laptop instead of out the window when I'm consulting with someone, tho.
Man, if that was l something i'd paid for, I'd ask for a refund for that.
That's a loooot of qualifications. Some of 'em sound impossible with most available chatbot tech.
A man with the government has been at the last two hearings relating to the contempt claim. Both times, he sat in the section of the courtroom open only to parties and counsel. Although not at counsel’s table, Littman and Jean Lin, the other Justice Department lawyer present at both hearings, has repeatedly consulted with him during both hearings. After today’s hearing — and after not being able to figure out for myself who he was after the last hearing — I asked him who he was. I had my press pass visibly displayed and identified myself as a reporter. He said he didn’t want to do that. I suggested that he must be a government official or employee, sitting where he was, and, if so, I asked incredulously if he really was not going to tell a reporter at a hearing who he was. He said no. Then, the people leaving — myself included — got to the elevator. Littman, Lin, mystery man, and two other people sitting with mystery man on the government side of the courtroom during the hearing on Wednesday were getting into the elevator. Some of them were already in the elevator. When I stepped in, mystery man said he would wait for the next elevator. Everyone else then got out of the elevator. Left in the elevator alone, I looked at these five adults — all of whom I believe have to be government employees, hence, paid by the public and allegedly working for the public — and was some combination of bemused and appalled. “You are all ridiculous,” I simply said. The door closed.
And, the story of the mystery man.
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video taken in downtown minneapolis today of reported bounty hunters PULLING A GUN on someone standing in the road in front of city hall. (business on the van is fake.) hennepin county sheriff’s deputies were right behind and did nothing
video by government employee who saw it on their lunch break
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Have been having similar conversations about posthumous voice cloning.
(I am so conflicted abt voice cloning bc SO MANY bad uses but also extremely wow compelling use for people who lose their own voice.)
Oh, I knew even before I heard about the dipshits being annoyed. It helped that I was over 30 when I started law school & had work experience; competent administrative professionals are amazing to work with, and one is lucky to have them!!
The summer I did a lawfirm internship I was the first intern out in August, and gave thank you presents to admins & paralegals who'd helped me aa a matter of course.
Heard from friends that some other interns were upset I'd set the bar too high. (I got them like cards & stationery or candy.)
You'll know what their outdoor winter versions do!
Don't love that we still need daycare watch, but do love that I got to repeatedly throw someone else's toddler in the air this afternoon.
Warm in Mpls today but i had to put my hat on for daycare watch just bc nobody's seen me without one there yet, and the white hair was unexpected enough I looked like a rando standing around the parking lot.
That def encapsulates some of my previous nuanced takes.
Early in my copyright career I had a complex, nuanced take on the ethics of piracy. Now I'm like, fuck it, pirate copies are perhaps the main way any copies of corporate-owned media (esp tv/movies) are gonna persist through unrestrained corporate looting, have at it.
speaker: "We have not died for our neighbors to be evicted." and, well. goddamn.
Testimony: It doesn't sit well with me that Mayor Frey is doing a lot of talking on a national stage. Gaining social capital while he does nothing to meaningfully support people facing eviction or the efforts of this council to do so.
Ron Wyden Is Begging His Colleagues To Stop Trying To Hand Trump A Censorship Weapon
We've been writing about Section 230 for a very long time. We've written about why it matters, why the people attacking it are wrong, and why most of the proposed "reforms" would make the internet dramatically…
I’m calling it: it is now unconstitutional for law professors to cite the Wire. I realize that this rule will be unfair in many cases, but we just can‘t be trusted
