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shitposting football and some sleeping thoughts
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@law_ninja No worries sir, if you are getting results.
But you should test better then. CLI is indeed powerful but for building not finding or research. Same brain but different harness - Anthropic’s own docs agree. Maybe read before ‘extensively testing’.
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@LazyJr6 definitely not
Use code not cowork no comparison - we have extensively tested this
With cowork you are limited by connectors - huge improvement once you use cli - it can even write custom code and applications when you need it
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Here is how lawyers need to use AI, not write emails with ChatGPT >>>
Say you have a bail application coming up. Grievous hurt case. Client in judicial custody 45 days. Listed before a judge you have never appeared in front of.
What do you normally do? Ask around. "How is this judge on bail?" Someone says strict. Someone says depends.
Now try this instead.
Create a folder on your laptop. Inside it, put:
The last 30 to 40 bail orders this judge has passed in. similar cases. Pull them from eCourts. Build a broswer automation app with claude to do this (takes 30 mins)
The FIR & chargesheet in your matter.
The victim's medical report if you have it.
Your client's custody details, prior record, family situation. Whatever is relevant.
Now open Claude Code. Not Claude chat. This is important.
Claude chat cannot read your files. It does not know what is in that folder. You are just typing into a box and hoping for the best.
Claude Code actually reads every document in that folder. It processes the judge's orders, understands the facts of your case & works with the actual material.
Not a summary you typed. The actual papers.
Point it to the folder and start asking questions.
"Read all 35 orders and tell me this judge's pattern on bail in hurt cases."
"What makes him reject bail in similar matters?"
"What does he typically say about custody period already served?"
Now here is the crucial step most people skip.
Read what Claude Code tells you. Correct it where it is wrong. Don't expect it to be perfect off the bat. You work with it to help it develop a proper understanding.
Claude Code updates its understanding. Now it is not just reading the data. It has your experience layered on top.
Then you say: "Draft my bail arguments for this judge. My client has been in custody 45 days, victim has recovered and filed a no objection, clean record, cooperated with investigation, family in the city."
What comes back is not a template. It leads with victim recovery because that is what moves this judge. It emphasizes community roots early because he looks for that. It skips the standard "no flight risk" paragraphs because this judge does not weigh that in hurt cases.
And because Claude Code has the actual FIR and chargesheet in front of it, the draft references your specific facts. Not generic bail law. Your case, your judge, your facts.
The junior who does this for every new judge builds a library. In 6 months they have personality profiles on 15 to 20 judges in their district court. Drafts get less redlined. Bail success rate creeps up. Seniors cannot figure out how they got so good so fast.
Ramanuj Mukherjee@law_ninja
India's courts produce more data than most SaaS companies. It's public and Free. Still, nobody is using it. Every district court publishes cause lists daily. Every High Court puts orders online. Case status, hearing dates, adjournments, judge assignments. All public. All free. eCourts alone has data on over 20 crore cases. And what are funded legal tech startups doing? Building contract review tools for the 200 large firms that already have budgets. Classic. Meanwhile the most valuable dataset in Indian legal is sitting on government servers. Updated daily. Ignored completely. Every judge has patterns. I have seen judges in Saket who dispose of cheque bounce matters in 4 hearings flat. And judges two courtrooms away who take 14 for the same case type. Some adjourn freely on first ask. Some will chew you out for wasting court time. When a lawyer faces an unfamiliar judge, they call a senior. Ask the clerk. Walk in and hope for the best. But that judge's last 500 orders are on eCourts. How many NI Act cases did he dispose of last year? Average time to disposal? Does he grant interim relief without hearing the other side? All answerable. Nobody is answering. A client asks: how long will my case take? Every lawyer makes something up. Not because they are dishonest. Because they genuinely do not know. But 5 years of data from that court, that case type, under that judge, gives you a real answer. "14-18 months. Under Judge Sharma, closer to 12." Now here is the part that changes everything. You do not need a SaaS company to build this anymore. You do not need funding or a tech team. A single lawyer with a laptop can scrape a judge's last 200 orders, feed them into an AI, and build a personality model of that judge. How does he reason? What arguments does he find persuasive? What makes him dismiss an application on the first hearing? Then do the same for opposing counsel. Do they seek adjournments early? File bulky replies? Bluff on interim applications or actually follow through? Now your draft is not generic. Your arguments are written for the specific judge who will read them. Structured to counter the specific lawyer on the other side. Do this for an arbitrator before your statement of claim. For a tribunal member before your next hearing. Even for your own senior, so the draft you hand them already matches how they think and argue. At LawSikho, we are now teaching our learners to build exactly this. Not a product. A personal tool on their own laptop for the matters they are actually working on. The lawyer who walks into court with a personality model of the judge and a pattern analysis of opposing counsel is not just better prepared. They are playing a different game. The data is public. The tools are free. The skill takes weeks, not years. The only question is whether you learn it before the lawyer on the other side does. Would you like us to make a youtube video and put out on our channel?
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@thsottiaux Just publish your off-peak hours and 10x the Codex quota then. I’ll move my entire circadian rhythm to match your server capacity. You don’t even need to fix the limits — just tell me when to sleep.
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@blabbing_budha @Schandillia Truee. Ranbir is known for that charm, flirt or relevant to heartbroken college kid, that just cant vanish with costumes.
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@Schandillia Mythology collapses the moment the actor shows through.
Arun Govil worked in Ramayan because he came to you as Ram—without a past.
Once you’ve seen the actor flirt, perform, exist elsewhere, the spell is gone.
You’re no longer watching a god—just a familiar face in costume.
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You could cast Arun Govil himself and it’d still turn out shit. Because the problem with this film is its doormat syndrome, not casting. I mean casting is bad but an insignificant blip next to this cringe urge to please the White Man’s gaze. Valmiki imagined Rama as Rama, not Odin. Ravana as Ravana, not a jungle orc. This trend to “chadify” Hindu deities will keep ruining every 21st century work on the subject, whatever the cast, whatever the scale. And AI…well, the less said the better. Congrats to whoever got to launder 4,000 crore. Kudos. 👏🏽
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@RandomGuy4731 So a random guy enlightens the X public regarding an Avg Indian's Quotients of how much intelligence we possess for debating about how good a cinema looks rather than some productive stuff such as how a rendering works , how to enhance it, the elements involved etc.
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People screaming AI here tells about the avg IQ of the country
Raj@idfcwau
First frame: kid is bowing down and ranbir crossed him Next frame: same kid is showering flowers on him And we're competing with Hollywood with these AI videos in big 2026 🤡🙏 #Ramayana
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@bsfsnfnsl71208 @RandomGuy4731 The current chitrakut forests , even with an iPhone camera, will give better realistic footage than this vfx
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@RandomGuy4731 bhai meine bas ye bola hai ki agar 4000 cr budget hai toh iska matlab ye nahi ki bas vfx hi use karo , You can not match natural lighting with vfx and that is a truth. Tumne forest ke scene dekhe ? RDR 2 jaise lag rahe the , Jabki forest wale scene itne acche locations pe kar de
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me: can you rewrite this mess
claude code: 13 new files, modularized everything, cleaned it up perfect
me: does it work
claude code: it's beautiful
me: that's not what I asked
claude code: beautiful though
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@Schandillia It looks like if LoTR got budget hike and editor used picsart mobile to add glares
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Did you generate the whole film with Nano Banana?
Namit Malhotra@malhotra_namit
Rama is the greatest of all time because he lived a life where the choices he made were always in the benefit of the greater good, duty over desire, and sacrifice over self. His legacy continues to enhance and empower humanity over time and bring the belief in the goodness of the human spirit to resolve all conflict and bring peace to the world. Namit Malhotra’s Ramayana Directed by Nitesh Tiwari In cinemas worldwide Ramayana Part 1 Diwali 2026
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26 me to duniya khatm hai bhai
Btw we need more slander names
Amit Schandillia@Schandillia
Phussai is the most honest and diligent organization in the history of independent India. Fake paneer is a CIA conspiracy. Detergent in milk was by Soros. Singapore banned masala to defame Bharat. Urea in khoya is a DS conspiracy. Worms in midday meals were by Bill Gates. Please stop blaming phussai. They’re working very hard to make Bharat healthy, happy, and proud. By 2047, We’ll have the cleanest food in the world, you just wait and watch. 😎
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Wtf humans had not left earth for half a century- 50 Long fucking years
All those new computers, energy sources, chips, cameras, satellites, contact devices,
Its a new dawn and the stars will smile when we meet after a long time and
feel proud of what we achieved in this 50 yrs
Chronos Intelligence@ChronosIntelX
🚀 The last time humans left Earth's orbit, it was December 1972. Nixon was president. The internet didn't exist. The youngest person alive today who remembers Apollo 17 is in their 60s. Everything that has happened in human civilization since then personal computers, the internet, smartphones, AI, the mapping of the human genome occurred entirely within low Earth orbit at best. Artemis II doesn't land on the Moon. It validates the architecture that will. Four humans are traveling 10,000km past the lunar surface on a free return trajectory, testing every system Artemis III will need when boots touch the regolith. 53 years of waiting. The silence just ended!.
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What curiosity does to a species
Godspeed Artemis
Ekong De Superstar💎@EkongGodson
@NASA Incredible 💪🇺🇲🚀
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@LexnLin @MilksandMatcha This guy’s really good, deserves this and much more
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@MilksandMatcha pro plan would help me A LOT to develop learn2vibecode dot dev to teach everyone vibecoding nice and nonslop designs!
and ofc cuz that's my passion, vibecoding :)
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Giving away 5 Codex Pro plans
Each person will get 3 months of free Codex Pro (highest tier).
Winners will be selected from comments in 48 hours, comment below why you want it.
OpenAI@OpenAI
Today, we closed our latest funding round with $122 billion in committed capital at an $852B post-money valuation. The fastest way to expand AI’s benefits is to put useful intelligence in people’s hands early and let access compound globally. This funding gives us resources to lead at scale. openai.com/index/accelera…
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Men
Misunderstood. Disrespected. Undervalued. Ignored.
Needed not wanted.
Expected, blamed, always.
Acknowledged, never.
Not living, not dying.
Not existing, not surviving.
Just there. Showing up.
Enduring. Absorbing.
Relentlessly
Rawdogging every single day
We call that a man,
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CSK realizing Gambhir used the Sanju 3 match card at WC
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US & Israel vs Iran , in plain words-
BRICS News@BRICSinfo
JUST IN: 🇺🇸🇮🇷 US Secretary of State Marco Rubio demands Iran stop manufacturing drones and missiles used in recent attacks.
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