wiggles_md

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Down Amongst the Water Molecules(blogs.sciencemag.org)
1 points by wiggles_md 7y ago|0 comments
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by wiggles_md 7y ago
The reliance on warnings has amazed me. In medical device designs I’ve worked on, we consider what happens when the user doesn’t follow the instructions and incorporate those failure modes into the design. And our users receive documented t
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by wiggles_md 7y ago
The current vaping-related lung disease crisis, plus alleged sloppy marketing practices at Juul, plus expectations of increased FDA regulatory oversight. They’re still worth something, but Altria’s investment is unlikely to yield a great RO
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by wiggles_md 7y ago
Not everyone can see.
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Novartis fingers 2 AveXis founders for stonewalling data manipulation probe(endpts.com)
1 points by wiggles_md 7y ago|0 comments
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Birds Are Vanishing from North America(nytimes.com)
493 points by wiggles_md 7y ago|342 comments
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by wiggles_md 7y ago
Startups in medtech, biotech, or advanced materials, among others.
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by wiggles_md 7y ago
What you describe is the current practice. What I am trying to suggest is that it is reasonable to be able to use a Markush claim for obvious related compounds.
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by wiggles_md 7y ago
Restoring that requirement across the board would have a profound negative impact on the biotech (and likely I would guess, advanced materials) sectors. Think of, for example, discovering a useful small molecule, and wishing to build a moa
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by wiggles_md 7y ago
Passing the patent bar requires a baseline of technical knowledge. I don’t know that a patent attorney, agent, or examiner knows “as much about software” as you or GP, but it would be wrong to believe they are ignorant on the subject. http
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by wiggles_md 7y ago
Patents protect inventions, not ideas. https://www.legalzoom.com/articles/can-you-patent-an-idea
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by wiggles_md 7y ago
Till theft, the physical act of counting it and securely storing it, screening counterfeits, securely transporting it to the bank, etc. I don’t have direct links handy, but there have been some good insightful comments on the topic on this
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by wiggles_md 7y ago
Depending on the industry sector, cash can effectively be several times more expensive to handle than the US market interchange fees. I don’t think it’s obviously horrible for merchants.
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by wiggles_md 7y ago
And not only do they not pay every time, even when they agree to pay they frequently don’t pay on time!
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by wiggles_md 7y ago
Isn’t “gal” the equivalent?
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by wiggles_md 7y ago
There are some limited exceptions, but generally speaking what you are saying would be in violation of Magnuson-Moss. Unless it can be proven by the warrantor that the 3rd party labor or parts caused the fault, the use of 3rd party labor or
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by wiggles_md 7y ago
Your link is to the patent application. If you check PAIR, you’ll see that only a small subset of the claims, amended, have received NOA. I would tend to disagree about the strength of their IP portfolio based on a cursory glance at the pub
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Startup Says It’s Changing Eye Care for the Better. Others See It Differently(nytimes.com)
43 points by wiggles_md 7y ago|47 comments