David Mielnik

[Oficina del Presidente @OPRArgentina]

El Presidente Javier Milei se reunió en Casa Rosada con el Presidente de la organización judía B’nai B’rith Internacional, Robert Spitzer; el CEO de la entidad, Dany Mariaschin; la titular de su filial argentina, Susana Chalón; y el secretario de esa organización, Daniel Sporn.

También participaron el Presidente de la DAIA, Mauro Berenstein, y su Vicepresidente, Gabriel Salem, además del Jefe de Gabinete, Manuel Adorni; el Canciller, Pablo Quirno; y el Ministro de Salud, Mario Lugones.

[David Mielnik @DMielnik]

@ODIAasoc @googledrive @NCMEC Gracias por el reporte! Se podría agregar que este proceso para la reapertura de la cuenta en realidad es la segunda parte del drama: Google no solo avisó al NMEC... De ahí se formó una causa y el juez fue imputado (y luego sobreseído) por la tenencia del MASI

[𝐍𝐢𝐨𝐡 𝐁𝐞𝐫𝐠 🇮🇷 ✡︎ @NiohBerg]

Argentinians are correctly observing how the UK is being replaced.

Now they argue they have a greater claim to the Falklands than a Mohammad born to cousin parents in Birmingham - which is the future of Britain unless Restore wins.

[David Mielnik @DMielnik]

@E_Procesal La exigencia de anonimizacion está totalmente exagerada y en la mayoría de los casos no tiene fundamento. Suben los expedientes/borradores a drive/SharePoint (=servidores que Gemini o Copilot). Y hasta los mandan por WhatsApp. Y se preocupan por el LLM?

[David Mielnik @DMielnik]

@fernandezvda @facuyorlano En la próxima actualización vas a poder seleccionar los casos de los portales que quieras y no quieras incorporar a TurboLex!

[David Mielnik @DMielnik]

@fernandezvda @facuyorlano Muchas gracias doc por los comentarios! Actualmente TurboLex solo permite un juego de credenciales por usuario. Tenemos una solución más premium, pensada para Estudios , que te puedo comentar por Whatsapp. Escribinos!

[David Mielnik @DMielnik]

@fernandezvda @facuyorlano Hola Diego! Eso lo podes hacer desde el panel lateral de la extensión (el botón Cohete). No desde el dashboard, que es solo para configuraciones

[David Mielnik @DMielnik]

@maruinw Gracias doc, estábamos haciendo mantenimiento. Ya estamos online nuevamente:)

[Elian Facundo Yorlano @facuyorlano]

N° 1 - Arrancamos con el hilo de herramientas legaltech argentinas y extranjeras que son aplicables a nuestro país

Empezamos con: TURBOLEX

Sitio web: https://t.co/CVMp1yqdav

[David Mielnik @DMielnik]

@facuyorlano Muchas gracias @facuyorlano por el análisis tan detallado de https://t.co/LhjOxGmxfS. Lo hicimos con amor y vocación de servicio para los colegas ❤️

[David Mielnik @DMielnik]

@mariano_bar A mí me suena a planazo

[End Wokeness @EndWokeness]

> Noelia's parents get divorced
> state takes custody from parents
> sent to state youth center at age 13
> gets gang-r*ped by 3 migrants there
> suspects don't face criminal charges
> tries to kiII herself, ends up paralyzed
> state "helps" by euthanizing her at 25
> against the wishes of her loving family

This is a story that just happened Spain

[Isaac @isaacrrr7]

Nadia Murad, sobreviviente yazidí:

"Me violaron a diario durante seis meses.
Mataron a mi madre por ser demasiado mayor para ser esclava sexual.
Mataron a todos mis hermanos por negarse a convertirse al islam.
Nos llamaban adoradores del diablo."

[Sergio Parra @SergioParra_]

Los villanos siempre tienen doctorado.

Dr. Doom, el Dr. Octopus, el Dr. Doofenshmirtz, Hannibal Lecter o el Dr. No. Incluso el Dr. Frankenstein o el Dr. Evil.

En cambio, los buenos suelen quedarse en la maestría, como el maestro Yoda, el Maestro Roshi, el Maestro Splinter, el Maestro Miyagi, Shifu o el mismísimo Luke Skywalker.

Los estudios de posgrado corrompen el alma.

[Isaac @isaacrrr7]

Predicador islámico: “Cuando los musulmanes se conviertan en mayoría en Occidente dentro de 40 años, los no musulmanes tendrán que convertirse, pagar la jizya o morir, porque la sharia rige.”

¿Te quedó claro o necesitas que te haga un dibujito?

[Lucía G. @LuciaGroppa]

Decir que que está bien que Agostina Paez vaya en cana 15 años porque en Brasil ese gesto racista es un 'delito gravísimo' es más o menos como decir que está bien que apedreen a una mujer en Irán porque no se cubrió el pelo, porque "Es otra cultura" 🤌🤡

[E-Procesal @E_Procesal]

Más claro, imposible.
Lo dice la Corte de Oklahoma:
✅ se vienen tiempos en los que cada vez se va a usar más IA,
✅ no es necesario avisar si usaste IA en tus escritos
✅ sos responsable del contenido y exactitud de esos escritos
En un párrafo dijo todo lo que había que decir ...

[David Mielnik @DMielnik]

@Marco_Exito Este tipo de sugerencias les va a dar trabajo a los abogados reales por muuucho tiempo.

[David Mielnik @DMielnik]

When we yield to these pressures and proscribe specific collaborations or collaborators on grounds other than merit, we compromise our principles of academic freedom, undermine our own institutional excellence, and damage public trust in our work.  👏

[Tali Goldsheft @TaliGoldsheft]

Amazing letter by @Cornell President rejecting the resolution. Should be read by all:

Dear Zora,

Thank you for conveying SA Resolution 61: Calling for the Termination of Cornell University’s Partnership with the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology While Preserving Cornell Tech. I reject this resolution, which fundamentally conflicts with Cornell’s principles of academic collaboration and our core commitment to academic freedom.
Cornell Tech is not a political entity. It is an academic partnership, created through shared investment by Cornell University, the Technion, and the City of New York for the benefit of the city and the state, according to a negotiated set of conditions that govern its development and the terms of its 99-year ground lease on Roosevelt Island. As one of Cornell University’s many international partnerships and collaborations, Cornell Tech deepens, enriches, and strengthens the ability of our students, faculty, and staff to pursue knowledge and advance the university’s academic mission. The Joan and Irwin Jacobs Technion-Cornell Institute, the core international partnership upon which Cornell Tech is based, is an extraordinarily valuable collaboration focusing on education and research in health tech, media tech, and urban tech, and supporting the development of new startup companies.

Severing our relationship with the Technion—or with any entity affiliated with governments, institutions, or enterprises with which some of our community members disagree—as a statement of political protest, would not only hinder our research, teaching, and public engagement; it would imperil our academic principles.

Our university, like all of our peer institutions, regularly faces pressure—from across the political spectrum, from within and beyond our own community—to make academic decisions according to political priorities. The phenomenon is not a new one: universities have grappled with such pressures from governments and societies for as long as the institution of the university has existed. When we yield to these pressures and proscribe specific collaborations or collaborators on grounds other than merit, we compromise our principles of academic freedom, undermine our own institutional excellence, and damage public trust in our work.  
Moreover, this resolution inaccurately asserts that “the continued operation of Cornell Tech as a Cornell University campus does not require an ongoing partnership with the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology.” Cornell Tech, while part of Cornell, is a joint effort of the university, the Technion, and the City of New York. It is no more possible for Cornell to unilaterally terminate that effort and claim full control of the campus than it would be for the Technion or the City of New York to do the same.

Finally, I am deeply troubled by the selective manner in which this resolution singles out the Technion, alone of Cornell’s many international partners, for censure. Cornell currently maintains 159 active agreements with institutions in 59 nations and regions; all of these institutions have some government affiliation, and many conduct research with military and security applications. Cornell itself has military research contracts, conducts research with potential military applications, and has relationships with companies whose products are used in military contexts. Cornell also has relationships with institutions in countries whose governments have been accused of human rights violations—as our own has been. 
None of these publicly available facts are mentioned in the resolution; only our partnership with an Israeli institution is targeted for erasure. The political bias evident in this selective approach is deeply disturbing, and the resolution is incompatible with both the Student Assembly’s purpose and Cornell University’s core values. I reject it fully and forcefully.

Sincerely,

Michael Kotlikoff
President and Professor of Molecular Physiology
Cornell University

[David Mielnik @DMielnik]

@gus_aragon Hábil prompt engineer. El resto on point