First Amendment & defamation lawyer. Free Speech Counsel @TechFreedom (x2) Prev: @theFIREorg (x3), BigLaw Illini/music junkie/oofnik. Tweets are my own.

Chicago, IL
This tweet struck a chord with me, and while I don't often get personal on the Tweeters, given the point made here, I feel it's important. So here we go. Happy #pridemonth. nitter.net/jpbrammer/status/87146… Confession: When I was younger, I never really bought into the idea of "pride."
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Far more terrifying that someone in a Senate seat is this scared about what flight attendants, pilots, and ATCs enjoy in the privacy of their own bedrooms.
TOMMY TUBERVILLE WARNS THAT “MANY” PILOTS, FLIGHT ATTENDANTS AND AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS ARE FURRIES: “Lord help us. It’s terrifying when you think about this.” Tuberville claimed on the Senate floor that airline workers being part of the furry community poses a danger to passengers, saying a pilot “could have a deranged fetish of dressing up like an animal.”
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Lord help us, indeed
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How far can the government go when a president doesn’t like what a broadcaster says? On a new @TechPolicyPdcst, @TechFreedom’s @AriCohn and @BerinSzoka are joined by @TheFIREorg’s Bob Corn-Revere to unpack the escalating fight between ABC and the FCC.
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I never feel as simultaneously old and adolescent as when I empty the dishwasher at 6am and think to myself, "Hell yea it's gonna be a good day. A productive day."
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Depriving students of "one of the best ways to learn something" because other students might cheat (newsflash: some students will find a way to cheat on anything you choose) seems like a highly questionable pedagogical choice.
Four years into the ChatGPT era, colleges may be further from solving the problem of AI cheating than ever before, @WillOremus argues: theatlantic.com/technology/2…
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Tell me you know literally nothing about Due Process Clause litigation without saying, etc...
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Ari Cohn retweeted
FWIW, Anthropic’s Constitution, which I think is a horrible name, is just a type of reinforcement learning from AI feedback (RLAIF). Its big benefit is a reduction of time, cost, and mental burden for humans labeling toxic or harmful content.
The Anthropic constitution "is full of many very explicit directives to encourage Claude to think of itself as a real entity in its own right, with preferences and intrinsic motivation.” nytimes.com/2026/09/21/scien… via @NYTimes
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"It must be a crime we can imprison people for, just look at what someone euphemistically called it" is simply not how criminal law operates
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Neither of these people should be made fun of, and both should be commended for their desire to serve. But it's...interesting...that Pete only picked on the woman. His mom can try to retract her letter all she wants but we all know she was speaking the truth to her kid.
🇨🇦 (this is real)
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Oh no someone lives on the north side how awful for all the people who have a complex about it lol
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Don't make me tap the sign
First they came for the em dashes, and I did not speak out. Then they came for “not X, but Y,” and I did not speak out. Then they came for the rule of three, and still I did not speak out. Now they’re coming for curly quotation marks. This is actually where I draw the line.
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Honestly this is all it would really take
The mayor that does this would reign a thousand years
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Only 3 miles of track, and two new stations (though the Red/Brown/Purple and Blue Line stations would have to be modified. How hard could it be?
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If you wanted to get only moderately crazy and aspirational with it you could add these two legs on top and not have to build a single new stop, though I'm not entirely certain it would create enough convenience to be worth the cost (but it might!)
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IPat McAffee was looking for tips on how to jump those last few spots on the Most Insufferable People Alive list so he decided to watch Elon Musk and Joe Rogan
You get handed tens of millions of dollars, total creative control, and prime real estate on ESPN. ​All you have to do is show basic professionalism for a couple of hours a day.🤷🏼‍♀️ ​Instead, McAfee is live on air looking completely blasted, putting a smoking joint down on the desk like he’s chilling in a garage. If literally anyone else at that network did this, security would have walked them out the door by commercial break.
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There are some things I don't use AI for, like writing. But I'll be damned if Claude didn't help me engineer a heavy, fully articulating TV mount situation on an unusual/complex wall in an interactive manner that both introduced me to new physics/engineering concepts that I ended up delving into to make sure I was understanding/double-checking the AI properly, and expanding my home improvement skillset/comfort level. It may be trivial in the grand scheme of things but I think that's pretty dope (though S.O. appears to be mildly concerned by my increased DIY confidence...)
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I will say, though, dangling 125+ lbs at 30" extension from the wall for 24 hours is nerve-wracking no matter how confident you are...
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Huh how weird and out of character that cops wouldn't want the tactics they use on others to be used on them.
🚨 Police BIG mad that Police are using Flock The D.C. Police Union just filed a complaint after discovering internal affairs was secretly using Flock cameras to track officers accused of misconduct. Now they're demanding "new guardrails"... Peak irony. 🤣
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The only reason that would matter to you is exactly the point people are seeing. "merely 'noticing' that the honor society is not a whites-only club while showing off bottom-quartile intelligence and reasoning" is pretty funny though, I have to give her that
Everyone whining about this missed the point. The point is that the area is overwhelmingly Indian. That’s all, and you guys lost it for no reason.
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