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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Defensive_patent_aggregation
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> Check out the amount of lawyers per capita Apparently a highly biased measurement because the German legal system has more public funding compared to the US. I asked «For an argument against litigious societies, where someone points to
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Also people are generally more aware of the American-English usage of them. The UK (and splitters) uses them differently, as do non-English languages.
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"I Wouldn't Say Pangram is Broken, But I Would Say That It's Brittle": https://freddiedeboer.substack.com/p/i-wouldnt-say-pangram-i...
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That's the 4 stage strategy: https://youtube.com/watch?v=QYHwgQLvjqs
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> 4chan op Yet another successful op I can't explain to many. Here's an OK summary: https://mashable.com/article/ok-hand-gesture-hate-symbol-ant...
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The legal team in the Bartz v. Anthropic case was a coalition of three law firms, funded on a contingency fee basis, which ended up earning them $187 million (12.5%). Other copyright lawsuits against other major companies are happening. If
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> penalty of $1.5B on Anthropic Settlement not penalty. Anthropic will have judged the benefits of the settlement, not just the headline cost. It could have been a strategic move by Anthropic: we can't know without information we do
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> later inspect them more carefully and understand why they're good Reductionism is hard to apply to intuitions, and we often fool ourselves. I personally call this the obviously test: smart people correctly notice something an
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> opportunity cost We need a better word for this because the things you didn't do are not a cost
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> sites are on Cloudflare And robbers can hire cars, buy battery angle grinders, and charge the batteries from the electricity network then drive on roads to your house. Are Cloudflare supposed to be the police? Does the UN provide a reg
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I don't mow, winning is by not playing the lawn status game.
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Plus avoid when everybody else is having a holiday trip (assuming charging stations don't have unlimited bays available)
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Plus, the US dumped the most CO2 into the atmosphere in the first place. They shat in the pool and now seem be to telling others to clean up the pool. At least we received some good entertainment content from the US in return.
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Next bail 10 litres of water from the lake into the open-topped boat. What are the effects of the 10 litres of air displaced from within the boat?
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Thank you: definitely interesting. I'm unsure what I would compare it to. Any idea of the production cost? Was it originally released as episodes? I'm currently reading David Copperfield which was serialized as 20 monthly installm
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A mushroom burger is a normal order at a takeaway in New Zealand: the usual beef burger, but with added mushroom. Note that there is often a rather restricted choice for vegetarian or vegan food (unless you pick your place carefully).
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Esquire's more styly NY article on the same theme published May 20th: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49093258
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> phenome A phenome is the set of all [observable traits ~== phenotypes] expressed by a cell, tissue, organ, organism, or species. Just as the genome and proteome signify all of an organism's genes and proteins, the phenome repr
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Can you link to a high quality example of a short drama? The article mentions ShortMax's "Too Late! The Daughter of Olympus Forsakes You" and NetShort's "One Move God Mode". I found something on YouTube for bo
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> half the size of a car that weighed 400lbs Link please - saw nothing like that from a quick search
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The romance of Dickens gets less appealing with wisdom.
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Musk tried to argue that: AI and robots will break economics by creating an era of "incredible abundance". He argued that if we can produce more necessities (goods and services) than we could consume, then the practical need f
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Spam. Home gives a 404. Scheduled tab gives "Something went wrong. Can't find variable: showDraftsModal [Reload]". Everyone is welcome to generate a website using AI, but if you can't be bothered to visit your top level
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What's your point John, given that you seem to indicate you're [a world] apex feeder in your HN profile: "Former Georgia tech, CU Boulder, and GFZ-Potsdam. Current UiO Njord Centre and xal.no. Recurser [see 1 (edit)]. Read my
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> isn’t inventive. I haven’t heard of this Using your own knowledge as a baseline is a rookie mistake.
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Hélio da Silva, o plantador de árvores Looks like his real name (da Silva is the most common surname in Brazil) and nominative determinism: "Sun of the Forest". Silvicultura. I'm trying to get some trees to grow - it's a
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Even worse is when the branding (sic) remains, but the image changes. I'm wonder if there are lefty geek Tesla lovers that branded themselves and then regretting the image shift. Certainly I've seen plenty of tattoos that have bec
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Good idea. I didn't know about caffeine powder suppliments (for sports). Scales and gel-caps are something else I wouldn't think of without context.
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> Harry Potter Often keeps the same spelling in other countries. Some outliers: Χάρι Πότερ (Chi as approximation to soft H) Hare Pota me te Whatu Manapou (written Māori is modern, and it attempts to avoid its foreign roots) Harrius Potte

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