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Not a map, but things I've seen on the roads in Boston:

• Left turn only from left lane, straight or left from 2nd lane, straight or left from 3rd lane
• Green light and perpendicular traffic coming to me on the cross street, also going, because they also have a green light
• Two lanes, surprise! Lane markers go away it's one lane, not defined who yields, you guys can work it out

Yeah, but is there something rigged-up about it? Aside from the entire unsafe thing and him eating while he's looming.

What am I looking at here?

Absolutely top notch. All the songs I wanted to comment that you should add are already in it. 😀

Microwaving plastic containers is one of those things that US people collectively decide to pretend is safe, but it's clearly not.

Not a financial hardship; I talked about that in some other message. I meant a physical hardship. Dude is basically a bear. I'm sure sweats are more comfortable for him unless he invests part-time-job level energy into finding good suits.

As much as I love Fetterman, I'm with the Republicans on this one. It's the same reason you can't curse in court, you have to stand up at the appropriate times and outwardly agree to show seriousness for the proceedings, etc: We're here for a super important reason. Whole people's lives will be changed based on what we do here. Take it seriously or GTFO.

I get that Fetterman is huge and wearing a nice suit every day would genuinely be a hardship for him, but there has to be some kind of solution that doesn't step us one step closer to fistfights and drunk congresspeople on the floor. I don't think MTG should be able to yell and be generally awful, I think Boebert should get in some sort of trouble that a private citizen wouldn't get in for being publicly a drunken tramp, and I think everyone in congress should still have to wear suits. It's important, take it seriously.

1. I would be very hesitant to put my legal reasoning in the hands of an LLM. They're not AIs, they just come up with plausible text completions. There have actually been cases by now of lawyers who've gotten fucked by using AI to try to save themselves effort and then it not being good enough for what they were expecting from it.
2. If you're convinced you want to do this, there are basic tutorials on Youtube - I'm not 100% sure but I think that instead of "fine-tuning" in the same way you would do to fit an LLM to a problem space, you want to import the legal documents into something like Chroma, then use something like Llama as hooked up to the Chroma DB. But again, I wouldn't. For messing around with some things it's fine, but for legal documents you really want a sentient intelligence involved in the process.

“[T]he average user must recognize that YouTube content, unlike media content on other websites, cannot be downloaded with a simple right-click

Accurate

and must be aware that this is achieved using technology on YouTube

Accurate

and that youtube-dl ‘overrides’ this protection.

Accurate

It is therefore to be assumed that the average user acts in bad faith,” the Hamburg Court wrote.

If by "in bad faith," you mean, "with mostly benevolent intent but sadly in contradiction to the impotent dictates of the bad-faith-est of bad-faith actors in the music creation community for the last fifty years," then, accurate.

It's like one of those Ernest Hemingway one-sentence stories, that all by itself tells you 100% of what you need to know.

The owner of a meat business in western Michigan was ordered to pay $1,143

“Two months later, we wouldn’t even be here,” the judge said, noting that the teen soon would have turned 18 years old.

“Ionia County is a farming county, and I know a lot of people in this county view children working, sometimes around dangerous machinery, as part of growing up,” [the judge] said.

He said the boy was warned to never put his hand inside the grinder.

What the FUCK