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Jason Fried: 37signals Will Be Simplifying Its Product Line in 2014
(tech.co)
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Swedes uncover Disqus user security breach
(thelocal.se)
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It looks like we'll be able to access the MS-Word looking version for free. For the "styled/typeset" two-column version it looks like people will have to pay for the paywalled version. At this point I'm left wonderi
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ShowHN: Read Twelve Years a Slave For Free Online
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I'd love to see a collection of how much these sites cost to build per state.
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The Iliad and what it can still tell us about war (2010)
(theguardian.com)
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The 'new to the area' headline has a white text shadow on the already white text that makes the content blurry and hard to read. You probably want to turn off the text shadow there.
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Three UChicago alumni develop online platform to streamline academic publishing
(mag.uchicago.edu)
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I think the author hits the nail on the head with the term "minimal desirable product" rather than "minimum viable product". Many of the commenters here are replying with things like, "Dude, you don't understand the meaning of the term 'via
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I feel like this it just one assault away from hurting Uber's brand big time.
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Non substantive comment: "That's some bullshit."
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Sure, you can email me at rwalsh [at] scholasticahq.com
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keynote kung-fu works super well: http://keynotekungfu.com/
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Scholastica had this functionality 11 months ago: http://blog.scholasticahq.com/post/17592143685/arxiv-integra... What can a small startup do to bring attention to our solution?
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What would have happened if Aaron Swartz had succeeded with a JSTOR leak?
(blog.scholasticahq.com)
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Scholastica: DIY Open Access Journals
(scholasticahq.com)
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Signed up, I don't have an iPhone app so this won't work for me. Would like to delete my account but pretty sure there's no way to do that on the 'my account' page.
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It’s Not Just About Raw Data: A New Feature and A Lesson in Usability
(blog.scholasticahq.com)
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Build Your Own Open Access Journal: An Interview with Rob Walsh of Scholastica
(chronicle.com)
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Can one make tables?
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Tales like this are exactly what has inspired us at Scholastica ( https://scholasticahq.com/ ) to make it easy for academic journals to publish Open Access. I'm a member of the team and would encourage anyone interested in OA publishing to
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Student Is Sanctioned for Creating Class-Registration Web Site
(ucouldfinish.com)
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Show HN: Chicago Startup Scholastica Disrupts Academic Publishing
(scholasticahq.com)
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It's great to see mathematicians taking up, Tim Gowers's rallying cry and have the courage to step away from Elsevier. The academic publishing industry for periodicals is going the way of the journal industry. Apps like Scholastica ( http:/
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It's really well done, thanks for this.
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Show HN: Scientists can now create 'arXiv overlay' journals with Scholastica
(blog.scholasticahq.com)
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Scholastica is focused on improving peer review and publishing for scholarly journals. Annotum is also improving the process of scholarly publishing, but more focused on collaboratively authoring material while we support the publishing pro
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We have two related strategies: 1) Charge a small submission fee (still pinning down the number). Journals will have the option of paying that fee directly or passing the fee along to the authors who submit the articles. If the journals cho
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Show HN: Scholastica, Academic Journal Publishing Platform & Scholarly Community
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