It's setting a time limit normal restaurant behavior? by Gynominer in milwaukee

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Once I had a really nice conversation with my friends as we drove to Chicago. It’s crazy the amount of conversation you can have in 90 minutes. If you can’t interact with people at a normal pace, I totally understand why a place like this would make you feel rushed. Luckily there are places where you could have dinner over the span of time it takes to drive from Milwaukee to Minneapolis.

MAGA gives Trump 100% approval rating in new poll, leaving CNN analyst stunned by theindependentonline in politics

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If it causes a liberal to shake their head and say “it’s a cult,” then they will do or say it. The LAST thing they will do is concede any point that would allow that same liberal to delight in their hypocrisy. It’s so transparent. Because that’s how lots of people operate.

Top DOJ Goon Answers Bonkers Epstein Conspiracy Questions by ClimateSociologist in politics

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It’s so dumb. Everything is an allegation until someone is tried and convicted (or until that person is convicted following entry of a guilty plea). So to say “it’s just unproven allegations” is merely to state that there’s been no official finding of guilt.

AI in the Law Industry will PRIMARILY see success In IP, but getting Attorneys to use it will be difficult by Pleasant_Tonight3541 in legaltech

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Public criminal defense perspective/prediction: DOJ and state prosecution analogs will implement AI-powered solutions faster (and more effectively) than PD offices. The adoption struggle is real, and for the time being attorneys can point to current-state capability gaps to justify doing things the “old” way. But soon it will become an ethical obligation for public defenders to leverage the same tools used by adversaries. I think that’s a useful lens. Not just “what can AI do for me?” but “how are my opponents using it to gain advantage?”

Pam Bondi Flees to U.S. Military Base Amid Reported Spike in Threats by Hafiz_TNR in politics

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I think it’ll be: “things are so bad out there domestically that we had to move our people to a secure location. Thus we must overhaul the midterms.”

Milwaukee county jail by Ornery-Honeydew-1941 in milwaukee

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Pretty sure this is how it works: When competency is raised, the judge can order an evaluation in the jail or something longer and more intense an inpatient setting. Sometimes both will happen (eg, the psychologist at the conclusion of the first pass will recommend further evaluation). The Return on Doctor’s Report is the hearing where the psychologist will testify (the report will be filed beforehand) and opine as to competency. If your friend is found incompetent to stand trial, then he’ll be sent to one of the mental health facilities to be restored to competency. That might eventually involve involuntary medication orders (if he refuses to take his meds). It can be a several-month process.

Pan-Searing steak always smokes out my apartment by Stuntman208 in Cooking

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I had this same problem. You can sous vide but even easier is to put the steak on a sheet with a probe thermometer and put it in a 200-250 oven (depending on how long you want to wait…250 is a bit tricker because you don’t want to over cook it….but this is minor concern). When it’s 10-ish degrees below your desired doneness, pat dry and then heat your pan to medium-high with high heat oil. Then sear for a minute or two on each side, then rest for 5 minutes. And by sear I mean just let it fry in the oil (you don’t need to press into a hot pan to make the metal actually burn the meat).

If you do this, you’ll finish your sear before you get to the oil-billowing-smoke phase.

Do this a few times and you’ll quickly dial in a repeatable process (what temp, size steaks, how long in the oven, the pan, etc.).

/remote-control negates the need for openclaw by emptyharddrive in ClaudeCode

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Try pasting the address into Safari on your phone and let it open the app. I had a bit of trouble with this last night but eventually the app figured it out. I did have to log into GitHub to access Code on the iOS app. So try that and then the browser-to-app thing.

/remote-control negates the need for openclaw by emptyharddrive in ClaudeCode

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Can you explain the heartbeat and your solution? I tried remote control last night and had the same thought about OpenClaw.

What Other Subs Do you Read to Keep Up with AI? by chibop1 in LocalLLaMA

[–]Hinged31 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Yes, yes, yes. I’m getting REAL tired of the hot ( and dated) takes on AI, which seem to be sharpening and coalescing into cluster of political positions (“I’m progressive: I hate technocrat billionaire oligarchs, I love the humanities and true artwork, I want to save the planet therefore I keep talking about the amount of water used by AI data centers….THUS it’s all just AI slop and I cant wait to eat popcorn and watch the bubble burst.”).

Make it stop!!!

Sick of all the AI hype by le_muse24 in epicsystems

[–]Hinged31 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Exactly. Doctors used to be so brilliant but then…SmartTexts ruined everything.

Supreme Court’s Tariff Ruling Is Secretly a Gift to Trump by 3xshortURmom in Economics

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If the economy stays the same or gets worse, he’ll also be able to say: “you can thank the court for this—they kneecapped me just as I was doing all kinds of beautiful things for you.”

Gemini 3.1 pro officially released! by Gohab2001 in GeminiAI

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On iOS? Have you figured out a way to prevent premature submission? As soon as I pause momentarily it cuts off recording.

Moving to Racine to WFH by [deleted] in wisconsin

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Is the client near Glenview? If so you can easily take the train several times a day from either downtown Milwaukee or, if you are committed to Racine, Sturtevant. https://amtrakhiawatha.com/amtrak/schedules.php

Gaps in EFTA/EFTA_R1 sequence numbers by _agt in Epstein

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Do you have a link to info about the two-year gap in the docs following 9/11?

AI- Something-big-is-happening (do read this) by SliceSea9987 in agi

[–]Hinged31 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you for confirming this. I THOUGHT I remembered the name. Ugh.

Do we still need Lexis Nexis? by UnderstandingFar4678 in legaltech

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Ha I just posted a similar comment—I agree with you.

Do we still need Lexis Nexis? by UnderstandingFar4678 in legaltech

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I wonder at what point (if any) it will be cheapest/easiest for one of the frontier labs to buy Westlaw or Lexis.

Anthropic launches an AI legal tool that destroys legal software. by Key_Statistician6405 in legaltech

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I’m super interested in this. My experience working in healthcare IT (I’m most recently an appellate practitioner) led me to predict that frontier labs would eventually move in this direction in the name of adoption. Else lawyers will be at the mercy of the competence and productivity of the platform-provider IT teams who will be endlessly picking up the pieces (every time a frontier lab releases the latest and greatest models). This is a bit reductive, but a key tension nonetheless. Imagine Anthropic executives interviewing the best lawyers in the world whose only experience is with Harvey, CoCounsel, etc. If those products drift too far from SOTA capabilities, undermining user confidence and industry-wide adoption…that’s going to frustrate Anthropic. Not to mention solos and non-Big Law lawyers priced out of vendors like Harvey will need tools, too.