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by phdtree 13y ago
Anyone knows who was John C. Reynolds's PhD advisor in Harvard? We have his profile at phdtree: http://phdtree.org/scholar/reynolds-john-c/ But his phd advisor info is missing
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by phdtree 13y ago
Thanks for the feedback, added to to-do list, will enable users to log in using third party authentication like facebook, twitter, linkedin, google+, etc.
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by phdtree 13y ago
Yes, we want to build a database of academic family tree across all fields, not just math, not just physics, not just chemistry. Scientific research is becoming increasingly interdisciplinary. When you think about it, the modern discipline
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by phdtree 13y ago
We're a tiny team of two people working on this side project over nights and weekends. Essentially it is a Wiki site that allows users to create & edit their academic family tree. So far all the basic wiki functions like CRUD, tracking
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Phdtree: create and discover your academic family history(phdtree.org)
24 points by phdtree 13y ago|20 comments
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by phdtree 13y ago
Rejection by YC does not mean your idea/team/execution is not good. Just keep working on your startup, in the mean time you may want to try some other top programs like techstars, 5000startups, angelpad, etc
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by phdtree 13y ago
Here are the key specs: Display: High resolution display is the equivalent of a 25 inch high definition screen from eight feet away. Camera: Photos – 5 MP; Videos – 720p Storage: 12 GB of usable memory, synced with Google cloud storage. 16
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by phdtree 13y ago
Congratulations on the success! From your post: "20% of the revenue came from $499 company licences. This is good, but it’s only about 2% of the number of purchases", I did a simple math: 20% * $10,000 / $499 = 4, 4 / 2% = 200. May I ask ov