#motion judge

[ink-the-artist]

i am not an animator but the few animations i have made it really does feel like magic when it comes together. i used to think the way disney (especially older disney) talked about their animation as magical that they were being cheesy and sentimental but after actually trying it myself i totally get it. seeing all the pictures you drew come to life at the end it feels like it has its own soul or something

[bigboppa01]

[so-very-small]

“I don’t want to do this.”

“C’mon, you know weddings are fun! You’ll be fine.”

“It’s not the actual shindig that’s the issue; it’s the traveling four states over to get there. That drive is gonna take me like, twelve hours. Be glad you’re a borrower and don’t have to travel for cousins’ weddings.”

“Dude, you’re joking, right? Last year my brother had a destination wedding, two blocks down the street at that house with the big birdbath. It took me three weeks to travel there. I had to fight a CHIPMUNK.”

“Goddamn.”

“I wish I could have drove. The birdbath pool party reception ruled, though.”

“Oh, nice. Open bar?”

“Tinies don’t do that. It was Open Bottle. One open bottle of rum, and we were thriving.”

“Fuck yeah.”

[lorelune]

cat show au with jing yuan where he shows his beautiful, round, long-haired rescue kitty, mimi, in the household pet class meanwhile you and your one-eyed tabby are his neighbors during showing. do u see the vision.

[totoochristianwolff]

BEHIND THE SCENES of the Mercedes AMG F1 studio shoot 📸 [source]

[lilassbigchannell44455]

A GGY EDITT

Btww Credits to the artists that the fanarts that i saved :33

[domesticadventures]

most of the discourse around ai on tumblr has to do with visual art and fanfic for obvious reasons, but my own opinion of it is based mostly on the ways it's relevant to my job (paralegal), and my opinion is that it's a helpful tool at best and a liability at worst.

like the main thing that shows up in the news re: ai and the legal field is with stuff like lawyers using ai to write shit they file with the courts and getting in trouble because their filings include, like, cites to cases that don't exist. i'm actually dealing with this specific issue right now in a case with a pro se defendant who keeps filing stuff we suspect he used chatgpt or similar to write because like 95% of his case cites are to cases that don't exist or, if they do, they don't say what his filing claims. but like this isn't really caused by ai specifically imo because in the case of pro se litigants, they don't know what they're doing anyway, so their filings are pretty much always going to be nonsense whether they used ai to write them or not. and as for lawyers, the bad ones who are using ai don't need ai to make stupid arguments or just make shit up out of whole cloth lol. they were already doing that before.

so that aside, the main way ai shows up in my day to day job is that providers like westlaw and lexisnexis (the two big players in terms of platforms for legal research) keep touting their ai that's trained only on their data and thus is supposed to be more reliable and avoid the exact issues i mentioned above. except that i attended a meeting where westlaw was specifically trying to sell us on buying into their ai feature (which of course is an additional feature and requires us to pay more $ per user per year to use) and they used a narrow legal issue i was currently trying to research (without any success re finding relevant cases) as an example. and i looked at the response the ai generated and was like, woah, that's exactly on point. so i copied down the cases and i looked them up after the meeting and none of them said what the ai implied they did and none of them were on point or helpful. lol.

(as a side note, another feature places like westlaw tout is that their ai can draft documents for you. but like, i've been doing this for over a decade...i'm not reinventing the wheel each time i draft a demand letter or a petition or whatever. i just look to my prior work, or use one of the million forms that are out there from reputable sources like o'connors. useless feature imo.)

the other main use of ai i encounter regularly is that netdocuments (the biggest player for legal document management) has a plugin for outlook that will save emails to a case file, and the more emails you send, the more this ai "learns" which case any given email is likely to be associated with, saving you the hassle of having to manually search for the relevant case. and like i'd say it's accurate about 95% of the time. it genuinely saves me a lot of hassle! and i wish we could focus on using ai for things like this, that it's actually good at, instead of all the things it's bad at lol.

[lovely-rants-alot]

I'd love it if I could just open up to my therapist fully and tell her about how I truly feel but I only ever get the I'm really depressed feeling at liek 2am or when I'm PMSing

[shaylogic]

I turned the slow-mo on and then snapped this right after the awkward shag convo.

"But Crystal's obviously going through a lot of stuff, and I'm a professional, so. . . nothing's gonna' happen."

And then if you look close, Charles gets this cute lil excited smile to himself.

Get it, loverboy!

[livelaughgem]

"We were scared" SO WAS SHE???? SHE WAS FUCKING 11 AND YOU TOOK HER AWAY FROM HER MOMMY AND KILLED HER???? LOOK AT HER.

GROWN ASS PEOPLE SAYING YOU WERE AFRAID. KILL YOURSELF I HATE YOU.

[uzi-crow]

👾💜Me when I see N💜👾

[steve-brules-rules]

Listen. LISTEN. I know I just did another Estelle thing a video or two ago. But you have no idea how much I've been dying to use this one specifically. The vibes were perfect.

[leolingo]

is this a safe space. id kinda figured the finale thing was either gonna be a nothingburger or straight up bad when quackity started hyping it up soooooo much on twitter 😐 like yes hes always been a little bit of a loser like that and we should all have known

[bittermarching]

Another day another uselss dickhead judge. Is2g they all act like put-upon customer service employees that couldn't get any other job but really need to make rent this month.

Like why are you mad at me for the fact that you chose the no doubt grueling "sit on my ass all day and tell people what to do" job?

[mossypidder]

+*. STORY TIME .*+

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So today, after having been horsing around with my brother; being the absolute feral little gremlin that I am, I scuttled off and he called after me “Don’t you come stick your face in my window-” (there are windows inside the house between his bedroom and the living room ‘cause it used to be a porch) So naturally, I decided to come stick my face in his window, but with my techno mask on for extra shock factor, y’know? Except I thought he meant the outside ones. I didn’t feel like putting real clothes on (I was in a sports bra and pajama shorts), so I went out wrapped in a blanket- all you could see was the mask and my feet.

I start walking up the side of the house to get to his room, and this pickup slows down in front of our yard. There is no other reason I can think that they would have slowed down other than them having seen me- and I was in plain view from the road. And I’m just highly amused. That I probably just significantly confused one of our neighbors. And that this is what they would have seen.

[free-luigi-mangione]

hello lawyer anon, if you're seeing this, can you please tell something?? like in the PA case, Dickey had 21 days to respond to prosecution's reply to his initial motion and the 21 day deadline was said by lawyers on reddit, but then there was also an order of continuance altho we know nothing about the order of continuance and have no idea what it was supposed to be a continuance for, so like does an order of continuance by any chance mean all the proceedings are on hold?? because the other cases against him take precedence??