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by prbuckley 3y ago
Fun fact Strike 3 holding files the 2nd most lawsuits annually in our federal court system (~3000), the US government is #1
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by prbuckley 4y ago
Here is a recent interview of Elon speaking about what changes he wants to make at twitter, https://youtu.be/cdZZpaB2kDM . TLDW: He wants to open source the ranking algos and make the history of each posts ranking transparen
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by prbuckley 6y ago
Amazing that they designed and built this very novel vehicle in 3 months! Built in the 1950's and still being used 50 years later.
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Kharkovchanka, Antarctic off-road vehicles made by the Soviets(boingboing.net)
2 points by prbuckley 6y ago|1 comments
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by prbuckley 8y ago
I very much agree. The ptab is not a bad idea in principle but unfortunately it operates in a way that favors large companies who can use IPR to out spend small inventors instead of paying a fair license. I am experiencing this first hand w
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by prbuckley 9y ago
Is there a copy of the toy category list your wife mentions in the video online anywhere? I would love to read it. Thanks for posting, very helpful!
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by prbuckley 9y ago
This story reminds me of the dangers of metal grill brushes. Public service announcement, don't use a metal brush to clean your grill. The metal strands can breakoff and if they get lodged in your food and accidentally swallowed it cau
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by prbuckley 9y ago
Does anyone know what the status of using kite powered systems for off shore power generation is? I know makani has been working on that for over a decade now, it always seemed like a really promising approach to me but I haven't heard
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New USPTO chief(arstechnica.com)
38 points by prbuckley 9y ago|0 comments
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by prbuckley 9y ago
This is a cool design. I think the group from University of Maryland developed a single motor single actuator drone back in 2009, here is a link to video... https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=u23Hqq8QbeE And article about studen
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by prbuckley 9y ago
Here are some articles explaining how IPR's hurt small business's and sole inventors... http://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/a21181/greatest-a... http://www.ipwatchdog.com/2016&#x2F
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by prbuckley 9y ago
Good on her for speaking up but I would postulate that minority groups gets talked over by the majority group and that this is not sexism. Should people try to be more mindful of the people around them? Absolutely, but jumping to the conclu
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by prbuckley 9y ago
As a small business owner inventor, and patent owner I think what the parent is talking about is the PTAB and the Inter Partes Review (IPR) process that is very expensive for a patent owner to defend against and. Lee is seen as someone who
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by prbuckley 9y ago
This is very cool. It reminds me of the classic geometry novel Flatland. If you like thinking about dimensionality I highly recommend it... https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flatland
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by prbuckley 9y ago
I am suggesting people will put political pressure on the government to help pay for treatment as part of the solution. As others here have suggested that if drugs were legalized the tax revenue could fund things like this.
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by prbuckley 9y ago
Part of the problem of prohibition is that it drives up the potency of drugs which leads to the situation where you get fentanyl instead of heroin. This effect was coined the "iron law of prohibition" by economist Richard Cowan. M
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by prbuckley 9y ago
You know who cares about these addicts, their families, who are the voting constituents of these politicians. The heroin epidemic is the worst in many traditionally republican states. I think you may find there is more bipartisan support fo
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by prbuckley 9y ago
This mistake cost over half a billion dollars! "An October 2014 report from the Department of Energy’s Office of Inspector General points to a change in the packaging procedure at LANL that specified organic cat litter, when an inorgan
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by prbuckley 9y ago
This would have sounded crazy to me 6 months ago. However I had a friend who had a traumatic brain injury where the doctors had to remove a portion of their skull temporarily (a couple months) to releive pressure on the brain. The doctors
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by prbuckley 9y ago
This would have sounded crazy to me 6 months ago. However I had a friend who had a traumatic brain injury where the doctors had to remove a portion of their skull temporarily (a couple months) to releive pressure on the brain. The doctors
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UPS truck Drone mothership(businessinsider.com)
3 points by prbuckley 10y ago|0 comments
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by prbuckley 10y ago
If you think in longer time frames everyone was a child once and there is immense value to society for children to spend time with their parents. Maybe companies should not be the mechanism to pay for it but we as a society should find ways
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by prbuckley 10y ago
I recently came across an interesting new approach to store renewable ebnergy by moving large masses on rail cars up a slope. Here is some more information on the approach http://www.aresnorthamerica.com/
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by prbuckley 10y ago
I own the ricoh theta s which is a $350 consumer 360 camera and love it. I take it to friends weddings and people lose their minds at how fun the 360 pictures are.
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Turbine powered one man flying platform(gizmag.com)
2 points by prbuckley 10y ago|0 comments
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by prbuckley 10y ago
It said she died of a heart attack after contracting bronchitis! Scary to think that something so minor can kill a person at a relatively young age given our medical system.
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by prbuckley 11y ago
It seems like there will be three tiers of VR... High-End VR: Gaming and graphic intensive applications will run on computers wired to special HMD systems. Vive, Oculus and PSVR Smartphone VR: This will be the GearVR type experience, dedica
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by prbuckley 11y ago
How much do you think about a post crowdfunding customer acquisition strategy before launching a crowd funding campaign? It seems like crowd funding can get initial attention but doesn't necessarily make a sustained business.
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by prbuckley 11y ago
Hi, Designer of the VR device posted here. The bottom of the viewer is open so you can touch the screen with your thumb. We really wanted to make the most sharable VR device so we focused on simplifying and making it fit into a pocket.
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Pocket Sized Virtual Reality Device(indiegogo.com)
6 points by prbuckley 11y ago|2 comments

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