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A flow chart of a cucumber’s existence
(randallszott.org)
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The nasty truth about fast-food nation
(salon.com)
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Most common names by professions
(businessinsider.com)
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Facts So Romantic’s Best Posts of 2014
(m.nautil.us)
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Yossarian Lives – The Metaphorical Search Engine
(yossarianlives.com)
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any BPM sync possibility to expand the stuff available to remix/collaborate?
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the amount of mechanical engineering, signal processing etc, involved, they could be working on a bigger, valuable in-need problem? even more artistic would be cool...
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Thinking about tech innovation inspired by rock'n'roll reinvention
(brainpickings.org)
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Scientific methods are useful, maybe be absolute sometimes, but it is not the everything. Truth, Empathy, Beauty are what we experience and live.
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nice idea, but content still needs more user traction and engagement to "curate" attractive experience
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the pre, during and after service enhances the product and amplifies the experience
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Agreed, small business have they own methods to hack, in a form of authenticity, sincerity or creativity?
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What are hedge funds, and what social functions do they serve?
(danwang.co)
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how many types of writings is suitable in a day? that is suitable for one's cognition and creativityness? Tweets: 30 Evernote: 5 Diary: 1 Book: 1/1000?
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I dont see Uber for Tailoring? to create a networked effect, the skill barrier to entry needs to be lower?
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let's if some mainstream will use it e.g. https://www.facebook.com/imayday555?ref=br_tf
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an aesthetic osmosis ! "The result of this struggle is a difference between the intention and its realization, a difference which the artist is not [aware] of." this i am not so sure... Duchamp's art coefficient = gap, good o
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at the moment only certain vertical trees work!!
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Bayes+++ the combination of structuring the a priori and perceiving the posteriori
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"The fallible human mind participates in the beauty of an infallible abstract realm that, in the view of many mathematicians, exists independently of the mental and physical worlds." Kurt Gödel Gödel++
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an aesthetic osmosis ! "The result of this struggle is a difference between the intention and its realization, a difference which the artist is not [aware] of." this i am not so sure... Duchamp's art coefficient = gap, good o
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Big banks's IP strategy better than trolls?
(ipwatchdog.com)
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wasnt this one of the points the defendant wasted to make?
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are there any food regulation involved?
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hi josaka, yeh i think the new procedures (IPR, CBM) relatively increases prior art research emphasis. Do you think high success rate has a pre-selected bias? i.e. stakeholders only apply higher confidence oppositions to the USPTO?
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Although courts/ITC might not grant a stay depending on IPR, CBM etc., there have been some cases if the litigation hasnt gone too far, a stay could/have been granted in some of cases. Would this tip the scales towards the defenda
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In the AIA 2011, there are some new post-grant opposition procedure that speeds up and reduce the legal cost such as PGR, IPR, CBM. Although opposition application is about $30k USD plus some paper work. This is not super cheap, but it is s
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There are plenty of bugs in a patent. Each patent examiner only has 10-20 to "examine" a patent application, many bad and "dangerous" patents get granted. I think using a hacker's approach can weed out bad patents l
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Let’s help Life360 fight back. http://venturebeat.com/2014/05/23/patent-trolls-have-come-af...