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chris_gogreen
13y ago
Seriously, why not just answer the questions on the form truthfully? I hope that was an oversight. Fibbing to the feds will get you in big trouble.
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chris_gogreen
13y ago
No, you have to ask an interesting question or propose an interesting scenario for people to want to comment.
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chris_gogreen
13y ago
For a hacker trying to find data suggesting the PTO and possibly some patent agents are not performing due diligence, where would you propose we start? How many patent agents are there employed by PTO? Are they all full time?
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chris_gogreen
13y ago
Let's publicize who the actual people reviewing the patents are, some personal accountability for the patents someone issues or approves could be powerful. I'd like to understand the KPI's of the PTO, are there patent agents issuing patents
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chris_gogreen
13y ago
Is your data stored in a graph database? Because that would be cool.
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chris_gogreen
13y ago
The family tree is semantic by nature, it shows the relationships between "entities". But you might have been joking?
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13y ago
this would be great
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13y ago
Does the rate that up-votes come in change the rankings?
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13y ago
Handling bad and dirty values from business users is the bread and butter of the data cleansing industry. Cleaning user inputs is standard, if you expected to build a database application without having to properly clean user submitted reco
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chris_gogreen
14y ago
Find a new job. This is just a little taste of what is to come from your employer.
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chris_gogreen
14y ago
You know what else you saw while at Zynga? The stock price drop like a rock. They spent two months teaching you things someone in your position of Technical Assistant to CEO of a public company should already know. This is an example of poo
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chris_gogreen
15y ago
Could the back of your skull sustain the impact? Might you bundle up your coat and use it as a pillow?
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chris_gogreen
15y ago
Do both. Learn on your own and pay someone to do the heavy lifting, eventually you can help them while at the same time making real progress. Learning to code has made me a better designer, communicator, manager, thinker. You will not regre
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chris_gogreen
15y ago
Good, that guy wasted your time, bandwidth, annoyed your real customers and users. This amounts to money out of your pocket, it's only fair he see some sort of money out of his, hopefully the release of his info will cause this. But more li
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15y ago
maybe you can seed the database with event that are already available.
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15y ago
Local cost of living, Current saturation of the market, Negotiating prowess during salary talks
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Ex-Employee left me without access to Facebook Page
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15y ago
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15y ago
The violin in the article supposedly made it through WWII.
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15y ago
Some communities have made rental owners register their properties as rentals. I live in a college town and we have problems with uncut lawns, trash, noise violations. The rental registry is a way to track the actual owner of the property a
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15y ago
"So why on Earth would anyone assume that an expansion of a legal mess started in the larger markets, into the smaller ones, is driven by a sudden intense concern about market share?" It makes more sense if you assume the declining market s
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15y ago
When looking at overall worldwide market growth, the next logical step is to look at sub market growth by country, it is the next smaller logical unit. Each country is it's own market. Just because the larger markets are where the growth i
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Funny Source Code Comments
(jswidget.com)
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15y ago
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15y ago
"...an intelligent, exponentially-reproducing species could colonize the galaxy in just a few million years. " They could not be stuck in a self created virtual reality, an exponentially-reproducing society of aliens would be forced to move
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15y ago
Hard drive swap file usage, my windows machines always have a huge swap file going, my Linux and OS X machines almost never do.
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How does the mentor apprentice relationship work?
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15y ago
Cut him off. You need someone who will do what they have committed to do, not someone who lets their feelings and emotions control them.
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15y ago
The list is here, someone else added it first in another comment. http://www.techdirt.com/articles/20111203/00494716961/some-d...
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15y ago
This is a result of not having a limit on the amount a corporation can donate to a political campaign. The maximum should be 0, this is more like a government by the people for the corporations.
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15y ago
How many hours of work does he estimate it will take?
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15y ago
After a week, it is definitely time for another conversation. A week with no update is unacceptable, he is disrespecting you. It's rude and unprofessional to leave you hanging with "...eventually, don't bother me..." When someone who is sup
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