u/Interesting_Week_917

The world is no longer the way it once was, and it will never be again as it once was. Artificial Intelligence in the hands of the masses has changed the landscape of the civilized world to such an extent that we have yet to truly grapple with it. So, when I hear people speak about an AI Bubble, I find myself disagreeing with the underlying concept of there being a bubble in the first place.

There’s no denying that Micron, Sandisk, Nvidia, Nebius, Google, Anthropic, etc. ALL had shocking parabolic rises to insane heights in recent years; much of which was built on the “AI Hype.” And, the fear is that this AI Hype is not enough to continuously drive up these companies and, sooner or later, it will all come tumbling down.

Though a decline in stock price is possible, and though Micron or Sandisk or Nebius etc. might all be struggling to solidify themselves as relevant in the next 20 years, the AI thesis holds as so fundamentally true that there is no bubble, it’s all just adjustment. Example: Memory is vital right now. It will continue to rise. However, perhaps some THING will solve the memory crisis and
then we bid adieu to Micron and Sandisk. That doesn’t mean there’s a bubble, that means there’s evolution within the universe of AI that is evolving at such a gross scale.

My point is simple. AI Bubble doesn’t exist in the sense that AI is all hype and will collapse. AI is the next thing in human history. AI will undoubtedly write itself into history as either what made humanity great or caused it to die quicker. But its relevance is not lost and will not be lost until all of humanity is lost. I see AI as truly the next frontier of humanity and relegating normal market trends to something so earth shattering is misguided.

I guess the title says it all… Why would anyone go to a bankruptcy lawyer if they’re able to pay a lawyer’s fees to begin with?

Law student here. Taking federal income taxation in the fall and realized that I genuinely would like to go into this course (and life) with a much more grounded understanding of taxation both from the state-level and the federal-level.

I do not need in-depth IRC or legal analysis as I am doing that in the fall — I simply just want to understand taxation, especially as it’ll work in my personal life. Does this make sense?

I’m a 24 years old dude. Don’t watch sports, don’t watch cheerleading. I mainly read literature and play with my cats for fun. Decided to watch the new season. Holy shit… I’m watching them in their first practice in that wooden floor room and this is so stressful and hard. I’m shocked. I always knew this took skill but… damn… I’m also super impressed that these cheerleaders are selling out arenas without the team even being there 😭😭😭😆😆😆

I see this and other subreddits flooded with people saying that they should’ve taken profits at the peak a month ago. I don’t understand this logic, though. Did VOYG not continue its role in the next ISS? Did VELO stop printing? Did ASTS stop its cutting edge cellular network mission? Etc etc etc. The thesis is alive and well — space is just turbulent due to SPCX. That’s fine. Am I missing something?

The title says it all. I find it absolutely repulsive that as a society we decide to criminalize the same conduct at different tiers of punishment merely because of the victim’s identity.

There will be some smart asses who try to counterclaim: “ah, then you must lock up Tyson for killing the chickens…” and this comment entirely misses the mark as to what I am trying to suggest. I suggest that actively torturing animals out of pure cruelty which either deforms them or kills them shouldn’t be punished any lesser than doing so to humans.

I also think it’s not far fetched given the very fact that killing and torturing animals is a sign of some pathological mental disorder that makes the person more likely to do that to other species (including humans).

If you murder a human and then go kill a dog intentionally — you’ve murdered the dog too and deserve the same punishment.

Another lackadaisical response tries to equivocate my view to it dragging animals and humans onto the same value system as humans are “clearly” more valuable than animals. First — I don’t find that to be a problem. Second — I think that overstates the power of the criminal justice system. The system is not the arbiter of the value of life forms, stating that it is is hilariously flawed.

Title says it all. I plan on buying AMZN to get exposure pre-IPO to Anthropic.

Rising 2L — finished 1L top 6 in the class. Feeling very proud and excited for the future. I’m currently working at a firm and having a blast. I am scared, though.

So much of what the partner I work under gives me to do is conceptually difficult at some level but made so shockingly simple and easy with AI that I don’t even know how and/or why I have a job… or why any hiring firm would ever choose to hire an associate attorney now AND ESPECIALLY when I graduate? Claude and LEXIS AI’s Protege combined have effectively done (A) All the research for me at a significantly higher level than I could ever do and (B) Taken my drafted motions (even an entire summary judgment packet I authored) and turned it into something so much better than I had previously done. The lead attorney on the summary judgment case literally commended me on it being so clean and I just admitted that it’s barely even my work anymore. How am I going to sit and look at the partner and tell him, “yep, the 1L with no experience somehow authored a summary judgment packet you barely needed to edit…” Lexis made it what it was and that’s why he liked it. There’s no way around it.

I guess I’m just slightly confused AND VERY WORRIED ABOUT MY JOB SECURITY!

This is the first time I've ever had a nice coffee machine. I usually brew coffee on my Black + Decker. So excited!

OD (right): -0.25 sph, -0.50 cyl, axis 175
OS (left): -0.25 sph, -0.50 cyl, axis 010

Blurry things at distance. Headaches occasionally. I just wonder whether wearing them will actually help at such a mild script?

I’m celebrating finishing my first year of law school with my fiancee and Puerto Rico has been on my list for quite some time. Decided to pull the trigger and just purchased the tickets and hotel. Renting a car from Charlie Car Rental Isla Verde.

I am mainly looking for fun hidden gems in: beaches, good fruit (lol), nature, and cliff jumping.

Can’t wait! So excited to go :)