I’m starting to regret claiming that the judiciary doesn’t need to know how to code in order to rule on technology. I don’t know anymore.
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@rustyk5 @noahmccormack they tend to take on engineers, I understand? Lots of clerks with more patent-ish expertise.
@rustyk5 @noahmccormack yeah, I’m just informing as a matter of fact. the clerks are going to be recent law grads often w/ tech backgrounds
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@rustyk5 @noahmccormack so IN THEORY, someone like me but likely with a more robust tech background LOLOLOLOLOL
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@rustyk5 @noahmccormack oh well if we’re talking about supreme court justices, their clerks don’t have tech backgrounds usually
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@rustyk5 @noahmccormack federal circuit is different, though, and they’ve royally fucked it up this time, tech-savvy clerks or no
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@noahmccormack @rustyk5 yeah, it’s what I pointed to during the Aereo back-and-forths about “should justices be more tech-savvy?” HOWEVER
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@noahmccormack @rustyk5 Judge Alsup at the district court, took the time to learn Java before ruling, and I think it showed in his decision.
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@noahmccormack @rustyk5 so I just don’t know you guys I don’t know anything anymore
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