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13,223karma·911submissions·April 6, 2011
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Maybe this isn't the interview you are seeking, but I had no trouble getting to this version on the Academy of Achievement site. Direct Link: http://www.achievement.org/autodoc/printmember/sal0int-1 …
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Yes, I do think the revised line break looks good. One other idea: I wonder if removing the periods after "campus," "invite" and "University" might look better. My thinking is two-fold: One, they seem…
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Two minor tweaks. As long as "An app for you and your campus" is going to be split across two lines, change where the line break is. I'd suggest "An app [line break] for you and your campus." This bri…
14y ago·view thread
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Thank you, but I don't think you owe me an apology. You brought up an issue that, relevant or not to this submission, I thought I would address as far as it applied to this thread.
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When I submitted the article, I left the title exactly like it is at the source. While I do try to follow the HN submission guidelines, I did wonder if the title would be insufficient to readers. My q…
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Boing Boing has a better picture of the board: http://boingboing.net/2012/09/08/alan-turing-memorial-monopo... …
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I learned about it some time ago in another HN thread, but the BBC series The Planets gives great, concise looks at much of the interplanetary research efforts by the US and the USSR. There are some b…
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One and a half years ago I did the page layout for a book being produced by a team-specific sports blog. They chose to publish the book using CreateSpace, which is owned by Amazon. It was my responsib…
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I'm not sure I follow Gruber's post here... I thought Gruber's point was very clear: Consumer expectations have shifted such that companies which survive (read: profit) are those which make money fr…
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