sthu11182

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by sthu11182 10mo ago
Last time I heard (like 3 years ago), the acceptance rate was 80%. The completion rate is much lower.
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by sthu11182 10mo ago
The reality is that you get multiple bites at the apple. You challenge at trial and in an IPR. Lose both, challenge with an EPR and appeal the trial. IPRs were initially created to simplify trial and cost, but once the estoppel provision
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by sthu11182 11mo ago
Regarding law school, I would point out that law grad salaries are bi-modal. If you get in big law, you would start at $210k, if not you will start at a lot less. Presumably, with your background, your easiest pathway to big law is patent
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by sthu11182 2y ago
I have recently been listening to the "The Complete History of Science" podcast [1]. I have not gotten to the Copernicus portion yet, but I really enjoyed the ancient Greek astronomy episodes (including the episode on Aristarchus
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by sthu11182 4y ago
I was an engineer and then I went to law school. There were tons of older students in law school looking to change their careers, from housewives to Ph.D. grads. In intellectual property, it is not unusual to find lawyers whose prior care
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by sthu11182 4y ago
I've really enjoyed the Math Sorcerer's overview of various math books. Such a breath of topics and levels.
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by sthu11182 4y ago
I also worked as a civilian for the Navy as an EE (b.s.). I think my pay was ~50k (in the mid 2000s). I don't know about the national labs, but my experience working for the navy was that funding was a fight, especially everything be
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by sthu11182 4y ago
Ford is attempting to change its dealership model to a better system (set pricing, dealership chargers, better training) by forcing them to agree to changes or lose your ability to sell Ford EVs. - https://insideevs.com/new
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by sthu11182 4y ago
beat me to posting that. I do agree its a great visualization.
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by sthu11182 4y ago
I agree on Westsider. However, I always liked the Strand for its collection of history, science, and math books. While Strand can be crowded and touristy, it still has a good collection of books.
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by sthu11182 4y ago
If he was younger, I would have recommended scratch. I recommended that to my then 11-year old cousin and he is now an engineering undergrad student. At your son's age, there are plenty of how to program python courses using udemy and
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by sthu11182 5y ago
I also left engineering for law. Money was a factor when I applied, but also I did not like being pigeon holed in my engineering career. I do patent litigation, so I get to see discovery on the whole system as opposed to portions of it fo
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by sthu11182 5y ago
I agree with the statements above getting healthier and sleep. What I did was quit for a year (I understand not everyone has the means). I told my boss I wanted to travel and I found it hard to balance it with work because my schedule is s
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by sthu11182 5y ago
Apollo 13 (1995) - there are various scenes showing the engineers working through various technical problems (much like gravity and the martian) Antitrust (2001) - The technical portion is goofy, but discusses the open source software movem
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by sthu11182 5y ago
Key thing, when you quit, don't burn bridges. I took a year off, did some traveling after working at my job for 8 years. At the end of the year, I applied to a few jobs, but my old boss contacted me to rehire me. I went back as if I
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by sthu11182 5y ago
If you have a BS in electrical engineer/comp sci/compE or PhD in biochem, patent law is a field you can get into and have job opportunities either as a prosecutor (writing patents) or as a litigator (trial lawyer arguing in front
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by sthu11182 6y ago
for the west highland way, you don't necessarily have to camp. it runs along various cities and restaurants, so you can hike it each day using a day pack, and stay at hotels and hostels overnight. there are companies that will move y
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by sthu11182 7y ago
I agree. I live in Mountain View and all for building more density and more townhouses, but the number of townhouses in the articles is less then the number of apartments in each of the new developments. Unless I am missing something, I d
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by sthu11182 8y ago
regarding the legal action: based on my recollection from real estate class in law school, failing to provide a free and clear title on a general warranty deed is a pretty straight forward victory. if i remember anything from that class,
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by sthu11182 8y ago
Related, but I also think distribution has made a difference. you can ignore radio and listen to whatever song you want on spotify/ipod with no reason to pay attention to hits/mainstream. before you had a more of a shared cultur
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by sthu11182 8y ago
i think you misunderstand some of the purposes monitoring a filing. the general purpose of monitoring a filing is to hopefully have a legal opinion that supports your argument. the whole purpose is to cite it so your opponent responds to i
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by sthu11182 8y ago
random question, have yall ever thought to separate the google scholar part from legal part. I know its a simple button click, but they are really different outputs. I use both, mainly the scholar part for finding prior art references in
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by sthu11182 8y ago
That is unfortunate. It would have driven legal costs down on legal search costs. WestLaw/LexisNexis have their place with their headers, but most of the time I am looking for a nuanced fact pattern in unpublished cases.
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by sthu11182 8y ago
While it does not include filings, Google Scholar does have legal opinions. However, as far as I can tell, the collection of material has always been a bit random to me. By this, I mean Google Scholar includes published cases with proper
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by sthu11182 8y ago
You are somewhat close but a little confused on the meaning of en banc. From my brief scan of the link, the trial judge was Judge Alsup of the Northern District of California (San Francisco) which awarded fees. Judge Aslup reduced the fees
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by sthu11182 8y ago
why move away from the android brand? why not call "fuchsia" "android 10"? It would seem to me a waste of branding of a well known term around the world even if on a technical level, it is not the same. Or is there a
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by sthu11182 8y ago
I think inverted yield curve is interesting. In my simplistic understanding, isn't it just a global bet that short term yield is going better than the long term based on investor sentiments. So in essence, when the inversion happens,
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by sthu11182 9y ago
reboot of stargate
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by sthu11182 9y ago
from stealing underpants obviously
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by sthu11182 10y ago
I haven't check here, but when you sue a state or a city, they usually have stringent rules on service (i.e., a form must be filed with 30 days of incident).

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