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by cgy1 7y ago
There are some tools out there that can help with the drafting of patent applications too. I've seen tools that can predict the art unit the patent might end up, catch errors in patent applications being drafted, and even tools that ca
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by cgy1 7y ago
Patent prosecution is the process of drafting the patent application and working with the patent office to get a patent issued. So it's the work done to secure a patent before the patent is asserted in a lawsuit.
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by cgy1 7y ago
I'm sure it's purely coincidence, but interestingly Trump's also holding his Social Media Summit right now.
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by cgy1 7y ago
Actually fees have actually been fairly flat in patent prosecution over the recent years. Unlike other legal work, it's very common for the work in patent prosecution to be performed for fixed fees (e.g., $10k/patent application).
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by cgy1 7y ago
Apparently an Iranian EDS employee helped to lead the mob to break down the prison and helped to shepherd the imprisoned EDS employees to safety.
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by cgy1 7y ago
He was basically betting on Steve Jobs so for me Perot was being smart.
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by cgy1 7y ago
I know he's previously talked about wanting his kids to grow up in the UK. Perhaps having finished Apple Park closes one chapter of his life and finally gives him a good enough of a reason to go back to the UK.
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by cgy1 7y ago
I haven't watched the videos or looked at the materials Project Veritas posted but none of these quotes seem all that unreasonable (speaking as somebody who did not vote for Clinton or Trump in 2016). They seem to be talking about Russ
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by cgy1 7y ago
I think this was a storyline in the TV show Billions.
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by cgy1 7y ago
The r/NASCAR subreddit is quite a fan of Ross. I wouldn't be surprised if they already had something going.
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by cgy1 7y ago
The person for my hometown on that website seems to only have been born there but moved away before elementary school, so I'm not sure how that's really all that interesting.
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by cgy1 7y ago
>Apple's acquired properties are quietly extinguished and replaced with Apple branding. Musk wouldn't have the temperament to play second fiddle to anybody else. Beats as a brand is still around and producing new products.
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by cgy1 7y ago
A Steve Jobs that had spent some time in the wilderness away from Apple to mature and grow. Musk is probably more similar to Jobs before he left Apple the first time.
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by cgy1 7y ago
One big reason to densify the suburbs (speaking of the bay area in particular) is that they're in Silicon Valley and that's where most of the tech jobs are (e.g., Apple, Google, Facebook, etc.). These cities are willing to let com
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by cgy1 7y ago
Oh no not the poor homeowners that are being heavily subsidized via Prop 13. I'll be sure to shed a tear for them.
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by cgy1 7y ago
And where are we going to find teachers, nurses, baristas, garbagemen, plumbers, etc. to service the wealthy homeowners when none of these professions pay anywhere enough for people to live on in places like the Bay Area? Soon places like t
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by cgy1 7y ago
Maybe most consumers don't really care as long as they're able to connect their phones to it to play music. Thus, their margins being tight enough as it is, car makers see the infotainment system as a good area to pinch pennies.
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by cgy1 7y ago
I see two issued US patents for smartcar: https://patents.google.com/patent/US9870656B2/ https://patents.google.com/patent/US10169825B2/
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by cgy1 7y ago
Not on such a broad idea, but a specific implementation for accomplishing such a task is much more likely to be patentable, and would be very useful to protect against a copycat that is just purely copying.
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by cgy1 7y ago
Both sides employ outside counsel. They're large multinational law firms that charge a high hourly rate (high 3-figures to 4-figures depending on the seniority of the attorneys).
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by cgy1 8y ago
Funny enough the article has the two of them attending schools in Corvallis other than Oregon State.
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by cgy1 8y ago
Splunk too.
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by cgy1 8y ago
Now up to 10 comments and still they are all identical.
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by cgy1 8y ago
I opened 3 of the comments at random and they were all word-for-word identical.
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by cgy1 8y ago
I have had the same experience in the US. An assistant rather than the ophtalmologist is the one that does the vision test (I guess it's called the refraction?). The assistant then dilutes my eyes and after that is when the ophtalmolog
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by cgy1 8y ago
You're not East Asian by any chance, are you? Our noses are slightly different from Caucasian noses. If you are, try finding "Asian fit" frames.
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by cgy1 8y ago
It depends on the vendor. Warby Parker, for example, requires you to scan/upload the prescription given by your doctor, which obviously has a date on it. I guess it's always possible to just edit out or change the date on it thoug
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by cgy1 8y ago
I think part of that is, as it turned out, how the towers in a park model ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Towers_in_the_park ) was implemented wasn't actually very conducive to human-scale living.
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by cgy1 8y ago
Off the top of my head, the reason is probably because there just isn't a critical mass of people heading in the other direction that would make financial sense for them to run trains/buses in that direction, not to mention the la
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by cgy1 8y ago
I don't think Apple claimed that they invented any of those things listed. Seems like a bit of a strawman.

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