Big business isn't really monolithic when it comes to patents. Some large tech companies love patents (MSFT, e.g.), while others (Google, e.g.) seem to abhor them. Also, the troll problem is a problem for big business,…
For what purpose? If it's for prior art, the prior at must have been publicly available, so a private LLM wouldn't work. Perhaps I'm missing your point, though.
Defensive patent pools exist, if that's what you're saying: Unified Patents, LOT network, and RPX are a few.
I get that fluoxetine, a relatively old SSRI is a dirty drug, but aren't newer serotonin modulators much cleaner? E.g., vilazodone, vortioxetine, and even old-fashioned Escitalopram (lexapro)? My understanding is that…
This patent hasn't issued - it's just a publication.
I'd at least try the xyrem. I've tried it - didn't work for me (my sleep issues are caused by something else), but it's not as incapacitating as it's made out to sound.
Yes, the 2nd Circuit's decision is persuasive authority for other circuits. However, that's not what the article claims. The article claims that SCOTUS ruled when it, in fact, did not.
SCOTUS denied the petition for writ of certiorari, thereby leaving the 2nd Circuit's ruling in Google's favor intact. However, the 2nd Circuit's ruling is not binding on any other federal circuits. Also, as Enginerrd…
Also, anterior pelvic tilt is normal for most people. It can of course be excessive as well. https://bretcontreras.com/current-position-statement-on-ante...
One solution might be to set a sleep timer on your podcast app.
The inventor of Raptor codes, M. Amin Shokrollahi, sold his company, Digital Fountain, to Qualcomm. Upon the sale to Qualcomm, Qualcomm acquired all of Digital Fountain's IP rights. Qualcomm has asserted that these…
Both the patent and the finding of patent infringement are a bit more complicated than that. In order for a finding of patent infringement, one or more claims of the patent must be infringed. Claim 1 recites: A multiple…
Big business isn't really monolithic when it comes to patents. Some large tech companies love patents (MSFT, e.g.), while others (Google, e.g.) seem to abhor them. Also, the troll problem is a problem for big business,…
For what purpose? If it's for prior art, the prior at must have been publicly available, so a private LLM wouldn't work. Perhaps I'm missing your point, though.
Defensive patent pools exist, if that's what you're saying: Unified Patents, LOT network, and RPX are a few.
I get that fluoxetine, a relatively old SSRI is a dirty drug, but aren't newer serotonin modulators much cleaner? E.g., vilazodone, vortioxetine, and even old-fashioned Escitalopram (lexapro)? My understanding is that…
This patent hasn't issued - it's just a publication.
I'd at least try the xyrem. I've tried it - didn't work for me (my sleep issues are caused by something else), but it's not as incapacitating as it's made out to sound.
Yes, the 2nd Circuit's decision is persuasive authority for other circuits. However, that's not what the article claims. The article claims that SCOTUS ruled when it, in fact, did not.
SCOTUS denied the petition for writ of certiorari, thereby leaving the 2nd Circuit's ruling in Google's favor intact. However, the 2nd Circuit's ruling is not binding on any other federal circuits. Also, as Enginerrd…
Also, anterior pelvic tilt is normal for most people. It can of course be excessive as well. https://bretcontreras.com/current-position-statement-on-ante...
One solution might be to set a sleep timer on your podcast app.
The inventor of Raptor codes, M. Amin Shokrollahi, sold his company, Digital Fountain, to Qualcomm. Upon the sale to Qualcomm, Qualcomm acquired all of Digital Fountain's IP rights. Qualcomm has asserted that these…
Both the patent and the finding of patent infringement are a bit more complicated than that. In order for a finding of patent infringement, one or more claims of the patent must be infringed. Claim 1 recites: A multiple…