25 karma · joined July 25, 2020
What happened to the truth setting us free.
You don't need great analysis to see that something that has appreciated 131 times in less than a year is a bubble, unless they cured cancer or seriously undersold at their IPO. And no one undersells by that much.
I've actually been in court and it has never been an expensive experience.
I suppose from one comment I read that patent law is different, and you have to actively defend your patent, but I see this theme in many different types of cases; for instance someone starting directing a documentary about something someone didn't like attention drawn to. How can this possibly be expensive to defend.
Some might now be done via AI, but is it done any noteceably better than 3-4 years ago? I certainly don't trust my camera to adjust itself, or the sleep analysis to be any good, or the article recommendation to not recommend based on outrage, or the spam filter to work at all.