jsjoshua

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Husband, Dad, Attorney. 2x Fintech GC, now in private practice. Law, consumer protection, Fintech, edtech. He/him.
jsjoshuaNov 7, 2022
Herzog and Žižek become uncanny AI bots trapped in endless conversation | Ars Technica
https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2022/11/herzog-and-zizek-become-uncanny-ai-bots-trapped-in-endless-conversation/ #ai
Show threadjsjoshuaNov 7, 2022
@IntlLawGnome all day
jsjoshuaNov 6, 2022
Both my local and federated timelines are empty - I get a message saying that "there's nothing here!" My homepage shows toots from people I'm following. Any ideas what's going on? #help #twittermigration
jsjoshuaNov 6, 2022
Good luck to everyone running in the #nycmarathon today. The city woke me up at like 5am with the sound of leaf blowers removing all the leaves on the route, I assume for security reasons.
Show threadjsjoshuaNov 6, 2022
@IntlLawGnome the issue is if the state can bring an action on MOHELA's behalf or if it must be the party to an action. I don't see that MOHELA's intent matters to this question. I do think the letter could be relevant to, for example, a finding of lack of standing because MOHELA has disclaimed having suffered any harm.
jsjoshuaNov 6, 2022
TobesNov 6, 2022

RT @[email protected]

Mastodon may not replace Twitter, but at least it has better leadership.

Meet Eugen, CEO of Mastodon Social:

jsjoshuaNov 6, 2022
Garry KnightNov 5, 2022

How do you make a thread on Mastodon?

Pretty much the same way as on Twitter, with one difference. You compose the first post, publish it, then reply to it, then reply to it again, and so on. But there's one difference. If the first post is Public, you can make all the others Unlisted. This way, people can follow the thread by clicking on the first post, but their timeline isn't clogged up with all of the other posts.

[A short thread]

#FediTip #help

jsjoshuaNov 5, 2022
#caturday
Show threadjsjoshuaNov 5, 2022
@IntlLawGnome You're correct that the court specifically held that the state of Missouri didn't have standing to assert claims with respect to harms allegedly caused to MOHELA. However, MOHELA was never a party to the suit, so I don't see that their confirmation that they weren't behind the suit really matters. Either the state does or doesn't have standing to act on their behalf.
jsjoshuaNov 5, 2022
Sherrilyn IfillNov 5, 2022
This morning I posted on Twitter some thoughts about how seriously we should regard the dismantling of that site. I’m re-posting my thoughts here in what I hope will be a thread (if those exist here!).