Jason Morris
@lexpedite.bsky.social
Law, Tech, Rules as Code, Formal Logic, Computational Law, LLMs, Symbolic AI. Fastcase 50 | ALTA Startup Runner-Up | ABA Innovation Fellow | Computational Law LLM | Recovering Lawyer | Legal AI Innovation Dev @ TR | Blawx dev. Opinions mine, etc.
Congratulations to Minneapolis and MN.
You did it right. You made their lives miserable, you made their job impossible, you made them overreact, two of you sacrificed your lives, the rest of you were undaunted, they lost all semblance of moral authority, and you won, honouring the lives lost.
You did it right. You made their lives miserable, you made their job impossible, you made them overreact, two of you sacrificed your lives, the rest of you were undaunted, they lost all semblance of moral authority, and you won, honouring the lives lost.
February 13, 2026 at 12:22 AM
Congratulations to Minneapolis and MN.
You did it right. You made their lives miserable, you made their job impossible, you made them overreact, two of you sacrificed your lives, the rest of you were undaunted, they lost all semblance of moral authority, and you won, honouring the lives lost.
You did it right. You made their lives miserable, you made their job impossible, you made them overreact, two of you sacrificed your lives, the rest of you were undaunted, they lost all semblance of moral authority, and you won, honouring the lives lost.
This harness development thing has got me SHOOK.
February 12, 2026 at 9:40 AM
This harness development thing has got me SHOOK.
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Ireland: a proper country.
Ireland announces scheme to provide basic income for artists
The Basic Income for Artists (BIA) project is believed to be the first permanent one of its kind in the world.
www.bbc.com
February 11, 2026 at 11:40 PM
Ireland: a proper country.
openai.com/index/harnes... Most important thing I've read so far this year. Preview of how products get built in 2027.
Harness engineering: leveraging Codex in an agent-first world
By Ryan Lopopolo, Member of the Technical Staff
openai.com
February 11, 2026 at 9:43 PM
openai.com/index/harnes... Most important thing I've read so far this year. Preview of how products get built in 2027.
Nice to have the support of corporate America in making inconvenient facts disappear, I guess.
Gallup will no longer measure presidential approval after 88 years thehill.com/homenews/med...
February 11, 2026 at 8:46 PM
Nice to have the support of corporate America in making inconvenient facts disappear, I guess.
My middlest's high school was on lockdown this morning.
High school is not now what it once was.
We have avoided the scourge of school shootings in the US, and hopefully they continue to remain extremely rare.
But it's difficult to imagine that anything awful in the US is not coming eventually.
High school is not now what it once was.
We have avoided the scourge of school shootings in the US, and hopefully they continue to remain extremely rare.
But it's difficult to imagine that anything awful in the US is not coming eventually.
February 11, 2026 at 7:50 PM
My middlest's high school was on lockdown this morning.
High school is not now what it once was.
We have avoided the scourge of school shootings in the US, and hopefully they continue to remain extremely rare.
But it's difficult to imagine that anything awful in the US is not coming eventually.
High school is not now what it once was.
We have avoided the scourge of school shootings in the US, and hopefully they continue to remain extremely rare.
But it's difficult to imagine that anything awful in the US is not coming eventually.
K, well bluesky is even more dismal than usual, and it's not even because of the Olympic hockey game.
Seeing some US athletes in Italy speaking out against what's happening in Minnesota is nice.
Hearing some politicians taking an actual stand on the Epstein files is nice.
Everything else sucks.
Seeing some US athletes in Italy speaking out against what's happening in Minnesota is nice.
Hearing some politicians taking an actual stand on the Epstein files is nice.
Everything else sucks.
February 11, 2026 at 4:07 AM
K, well bluesky is even more dismal than usual, and it's not even because of the Olympic hockey game.
Seeing some US athletes in Italy speaking out against what's happening in Minnesota is nice.
Hearing some politicians taking an actual stand on the Epstein files is nice.
Everything else sucks.
Seeing some US athletes in Italy speaking out against what's happening in Minnesota is nice.
Hearing some politicians taking an actual stand on the Epstein files is nice.
Everything else sucks.
Canada's ladies looking a little outclassed without their captain today. A lot of unnecessary mistakes. Hopefully Poulin can get back on the ice quickly.
February 10, 2026 at 8:39 PM
Canada's ladies looking a little outclassed without their captain today. A lot of unnecessary mistakes. Hopefully Poulin can get back on the ice quickly.
I couldn't wait to do the first §Blawx-powered coding agent experiment. Short version is that the workflow works, but the coding task was too easy to be confident whether the Blawx encoding was helping. #LegalTech #RulesAsCode app.blawx.dev/content/blaw...
Blawx-Powered Agentic Coding | §Blawx
How coding agents can use Blawx to write compliant software
app.blawx.dev
February 1, 2026 at 3:44 AM
I couldn't wait to do the first §Blawx-powered coding agent experiment. Short version is that the workflow works, but the coding task was too easy to be confident whether the Blawx encoding was helping. #LegalTech #RulesAsCode app.blawx.dev/content/blaw...
app.blawx.dev/content/chan... v2.0.3 of Blawx, and v0.1.0b of Blawx-MCP are now live. Stay tuned for some examples of what they can do. #LegalTech #RulesAsCode
Changelog: v2.0.3 & Blawx-MCP v0.1.0b | §Blawx
Connect Blawx to your AI Agents
app.blawx.dev
February 1, 2026 at 1:19 AM
app.blawx.dev/content/chan... v2.0.3 of Blawx, and v0.1.0b of Blawx-MCP are now live. Stay tuned for some examples of what they can do. #LegalTech #RulesAsCode
Or, and I know this is going to sound crazy, but stay with me, how about you just refuse to fund them until the government proposes something systemic that will stop the murders, kidnappings, and concentration camps.
Because nothing here will even help a little.
Because nothing here will even help a little.
Dems coalescing around 5 restrictions on ICE, I'm told:
DHS required to cooperate with state probes (big)
CBP stays at border
warrants for arrests
IDs, bodycams
ICE out of churches, schools
"That package unites a lot of Dems," Sen Chris Murphy tells me on the pod:
newrepublic.com/article/2057...
DHS required to cooperate with state probes (big)
CBP stays at border
warrants for arrests
IDs, bodycams
ICE out of churches, schools
"That package unites a lot of Dems," Sen Chris Murphy tells me on the pod:
newrepublic.com/article/2057...
A Dem Senator’s Harsh Takedown of Trump Hits Home: “Breaking Point”
As Trump scrambles to contain the damage from the latest ICE horrors, Senator Chris Murphy offers a sharp indictment of Trump-ICE lawlessness—and explains how Dems can meet the urgency of the moment.
newrepublic.com
January 28, 2026 at 8:10 AM
Or, and I know this is going to sound crazy, but stay with me, how about you just refuse to fund them until the government proposes something systemic that will stop the murders, kidnappings, and concentration camps.
Because nothing here will even help a little.
Because nothing here will even help a little.
Yeah, yeah. Now is always the most important moment. Next is always the most important decision. Blah blah blah. 🙄
That's not how anything works, though, is it? Things change slowly. It is the constant pressure over time that determines the ultimate new direction.
Cultivate pressure.
That's not how anything works, though, is it? Things change slowly. It is the constant pressure over time that determines the ultimate new direction.
Cultivate pressure.
January 26, 2026 at 4:49 PM
Yeah, yeah. Now is always the most important moment. Next is always the most important decision. Blah blah blah. 🙄
That's not how anything works, though, is it? Things change slowly. It is the constant pressure over time that determines the ultimate new direction.
Cultivate pressure.
That's not how anything works, though, is it? Things change slowly. It is the constant pressure over time that determines the ultimate new direction.
Cultivate pressure.
We'll stop "immigration enforcement" if you give us your voter records?
Voter records.
That's straight up extortion.
Like, they don't even pretend not to be a criminal enterprise, anymore. They have no intention of facing democratic accountability, so they don't care.
Voter records.
That's straight up extortion.
Like, they don't even pretend not to be a criminal enterprise, anymore. They have no intention of facing democratic accountability, so they don't care.
January 26, 2026 at 2:51 AM
We'll stop "immigration enforcement" if you give us your voter records?
Voter records.
That's straight up extortion.
Like, they don't even pretend not to be a criminal enterprise, anymore. They have no intention of facing democratic accountability, so they don't care.
Voter records.
That's straight up extortion.
Like, they don't even pretend not to be a criminal enterprise, anymore. They have no intention of facing democratic accountability, so they don't care.
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Alex from our time working together, while he was in nursing school. Later, he moved to ICU, working as a nurse to support critically ill Veterans. He had such a great attitude. We’d chat between patients about trying to get in a mountain bike ride together. Will never happen now
January 24, 2026 at 7:39 PM
Alex from our time working together, while he was in nursing school. Later, he moved to ICU, working as a nurse to support critically ill Veterans. He had such a great attitude. We’d chat between patients about trying to get in a mountain bike ride together. Will never happen now
In a perfect world, deaths of protestors for no reason at the hands of ICE would be less frequent, and less predictable.
That's not the world we have.
Minnesotans have another unwanted opportunity to prove that they are better at democracy than the US government is at fascism.
That's not the world we have.
Minnesotans have another unwanted opportunity to prove that they are better at democracy than the US government is at fascism.
January 24, 2026 at 8:37 PM
In a perfect world, deaths of protestors for no reason at the hands of ICE would be less frequent, and less predictable.
That's not the world we have.
Minnesotans have another unwanted opportunity to prove that they are better at democracy than the US government is at fascism.
That's not the world we have.
Minnesotans have another unwanted opportunity to prove that they are better at democracy than the US government is at fascism.
100% tariffs on Canada if we deal with China?
Imagine how much faster our trade would shift away from the US and toward China if that happened.
Like rehab for US economic dependency.
Don't hate that idea at all.
Imagine how much faster our trade would shift away from the US and toward China if that happened.
Like rehab for US economic dependency.
Don't hate that idea at all.
January 24, 2026 at 4:03 PM
100% tariffs on Canada if we deal with China?
Imagine how much faster our trade would shift away from the US and toward China if that happened.
Like rehab for US economic dependency.
Don't hate that idea at all.
Imagine how much faster our trade would shift away from the US and toward China if that happened.
Like rehab for US economic dependency.
Don't hate that idea at all.
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MINNESOTA VERSION OF COME OUT YE BLACK AND TANS
January 23, 2026 at 5:33 PM
MINNESOTA VERSION OF COME OUT YE BLACK AND TANS
Really impressed with Minnesotans this year. Protests are nice. General strikes are better. Effective resistance is golden. Create friction at every opportunity. Make retreat the path of least resistance. When they react in violence, shame them, and persist.
January 24, 2026 at 8:20 AM
Really impressed with Minnesotans this year. Protests are nice. General strikes are better. Effective resistance is golden. Create friction at every opportunity. Make retreat the path of least resistance. When they react in violence, shame them, and persist.
This is the thing. Canada doesn't live because of the United States.We, like many others, have died for the United States
The disrespect, saying that we have done nothing, that we should be grateful for trade wars and threats of annexation.
Coming from someone below contempt that you re-elected.
The disrespect, saying that we have done nothing, that we should be grateful for trade wars and threats of annexation.
Coming from someone below contempt that you re-elected.
January 24, 2026 at 7:40 AM
This is the thing. Canada doesn't live because of the United States.We, like many others, have died for the United States
The disrespect, saying that we have done nothing, that we should be grateful for trade wars and threats of annexation.
Coming from someone below contempt that you re-elected.
The disrespect, saying that we have done nothing, that we should be grateful for trade wars and threats of annexation.
Coming from someone below contempt that you re-elected.
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Everything is fine www.nytimes.com/2026/01/23/u...
F.B.I. Agent Who Tried to Investigate ICE Officer in Shooting Resigns
www.nytimes.com
January 24, 2026 at 4:01 AM
Everything is fine www.nytimes.com/2026/01/23/u...
It's almost more surprising that they pretended to care about needing a warrant.
THEY TRIED TO GET A WARRANT TO CRIMINALLY INVESTIGATE THE WOMAN THEY SHOT DEAD
January 24, 2026 at 7:25 AM
It's almost more surprising that they pretended to care about needing a warrant.
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Jesus Christ, AI journalism is so bad right now.
Exhibit one, Gizmodo is raving about an article that 'proves' LLMs have a "mathematical limit" and can't possibly do tasks that are too complex.
Let's look at the actual paper, shall we?
gizmodo.com/ai-agents-ar...
Exhibit one, Gizmodo is raving about an article that 'proves' LLMs have a "mathematical limit" and can't possibly do tasks that are too complex.
Let's look at the actual paper, shall we?
gizmodo.com/ai-agents-ar...
AI Agents Are Poised to Hit a Mathematical Wall, Study Finds
LLMs have their limits.
gizmodo.com
January 24, 2026 at 6:39 AM
Jesus Christ, AI journalism is so bad right now.
Exhibit one, Gizmodo is raving about an article that 'proves' LLMs have a "mathematical limit" and can't possibly do tasks that are too complex.
Let's look at the actual paper, shall we?
gizmodo.com/ai-agents-ar...
Exhibit one, Gizmodo is raving about an article that 'proves' LLMs have a "mathematical limit" and can't possibly do tasks that are too complex.
Let's look at the actual paper, shall we?
gizmodo.com/ai-agents-ar...
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I came to Minneapolis to report on what's going on, and one of the main questions I showed up with is "just what is the scale of the resistance?" After all, we're all used to the news calling Portland a "war zone" or whatever when it's just some protests in one part of town.
January 22, 2026 at 3:58 AM
I came to Minneapolis to report on what's going on, and one of the main questions I showed up with is "just what is the scale of the resistance?" After all, we're all used to the news calling Portland a "war zone" or whatever when it's just some protests in one part of town.