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by staticautomatic 2y ago
Here's 4 from the first page of results on WestLaw: - Ahern Rentals, 59 F.4th 948 (2023) - Wilmington Star-News, 125 N.C. App. 174 (1997) - Ingram, 260 Md. App. 122 (2023) - Intertek Testing Servs., 443 F. Supp. 3d 303 (2020)
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by staticautomatic 2y ago
They totally can be. There's plenty of case law on it. Source: I'm a 3L about to graduate with an IP specialization and got an award for being the best student in my trade secret law class.
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by staticautomatic 2y ago
Sure. Broadly, a trade secret under state and federal law is "information that derives independent economic value from not being generally known to the public or people who can obtain economic value from it and is the subject of effort
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by staticautomatic 2y ago
Ok but why would he just “give” them? Patents can cost like $20k a pop to prosecute.
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by staticautomatic 2y ago
You should request your data from CoreLogic and see if the wrong location is in their DB, because they’re the broker for a lot of real estate underwriting data.
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by staticautomatic 2y ago
Surely there’s an insurer somewhere willing to underwrite this.
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by staticautomatic 2y ago
Cue the FCC for yet another toothless Meta consent decree.
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by staticautomatic 2y ago
Idk if it’s true but supposedly in the the Telarc recording, the cannon fire went down to like 7Hz and would blow out your speakers if the signal wasn’t filtered.
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by staticautomatic 3y ago
It goes without saying that provisioning an army includes feeding them.
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by staticautomatic 3y ago
Yeah. Anyone building a bunker just for themselves and a few other people is planning for a very boring and lonely future that will exist only so long as they can access/produce sufficient food and water. It should basically go without
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by staticautomatic 3y ago
Nobody in the privacy world is really holding their breath on the CPPA but maybe this could be the one!
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by staticautomatic 3y ago
Some lawyer at GM is reading this and saying, "No private right of action FTW, suckaaaaaaa"
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by staticautomatic 3y ago
Broncolor is “buy once, cry once, then cry again when you need an attachment, and also cry when you need to replace a bulb.”
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by staticautomatic 3y ago
Is this different in some way from the still photo world where you have like Broncolor that’s unreasonably expensive and no one can explain why?
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by staticautomatic 3y ago
I'm not the least bit ashamed to say that I can't grok CSS today any better than I could when I first tried to learn it about 20 years ago. Whether or not alternative abstractions are "bad" or "wrong" or whatev
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by staticautomatic 3y ago
You continue to miss the point. The term “non-profit” in no way describes this structure.
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by staticautomatic 3y ago
No it’s not. It’s just a corporation with one kind of tax status owning another corporation with a different tax status.
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by staticautomatic 3y ago
Nonprofit is a tax status, not a corporate structure.
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by staticautomatic 3y ago
Asking the LLM if the query can be optimized a few times and then checking it in a planner works surprisingly well for me but YMMV.
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by staticautomatic 3y ago
Combining schema discovery and data catalog seems like it might be a hard problem requiring a lot of LLM prompt engineering gymnastics but maybe I underestimate the state of the art.
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by staticautomatic 3y ago
Maybe this is a dumb question but why wouldn’t it be cost effective to pre-aggregate counts occasionally and sample on the fly?
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by staticautomatic 3y ago
These kinds of experiences are so meaningful. In college I was in the so called “gay-straight alliance” and we did an exercise where the straight people had to wear a t-shirt all day that just said “I’M GAY” and we weren’t allowed to deny i
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by staticautomatic 3y ago
Believe it or not, FedEx. Just ask for a “tie-on tag”.
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by staticautomatic 3y ago
By explaining what LLM stands for, you have identified yourself as a replicant.
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by staticautomatic 3y ago
Let’s be honest, intuitive is the last word we’d use to describe most Apache projects.
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by staticautomatic 3y ago
Maybe it has desirable properties compared to plexi.
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by staticautomatic 3y ago
Maybe, but the business judgment rule is usually going to win if you want it to. Unsurprisingly, though, it’s rarely invoked to support doing something other than giving capital to shareholders.
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by staticautomatic 3y ago
Best web scraping guy I ever met (the type you hire when no one else can figure out how) was a Perl expert. I don’t know Perl so I don’t know why, but this is very real.
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by staticautomatic 3y ago
Yeah it’s often gonna be a per site, lots of xpath queries, email me when it breaks kind of endeavor.
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by staticautomatic 3y ago
It’s a tough call. I run a small analytics team and am starting to train some analysts to code. Just the other day I basically told one of my reports to focus on learning Python and let ChatGPT teach him SQL by example because I think it’ll

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