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by sjtgraham 16y ago
'Artists want to be original… They don't want to be asked to design "rip-off's" of other people's work. Artists can be easily offended if asked to "improve" upon someone else's work.' It would be hard for me to hire someone like this. If on
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by sjtgraham 16y ago
I've thought of this before, but dismissed it as being completely dishonest. What happens when your client decides he/she likes Tony and decides he wants to take you and Tony out to celebrate some business milestone that your service was ke
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by sjtgraham 16y ago
You should try to set up a meeting with angels Eileen Tso, Robert Dighero, or Stefan Glänzer at White Bear Yard. White Bear Yard is one of the main startup hubs in London. The caliber of the people that work there and those that pass throug
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by sjtgraham 16y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if this clip was circulated internally at Apple and within the creative agency responsible for FaceTime during that campaign's concept stage. This approach is classic Apple, i.e. highlight and focus on the benefits i
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by sjtgraham 16y ago
Presumably this means that the remaining online readership is now composed only of paying customers? Not exactly disastrous.
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by sjtgraham 16y ago
excellent. i'll be there.
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by sjtgraham 16y ago
I have a USD denominated checking account with Citibank UK, any EU citizen can open one, and there are no fees for paying in USD cheques. I also have a US bank account with Chase. I'm an EU citizen. I just walked into a branch in Midtown Ma
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by sjtgraham 16y ago
Degree or not, no one will have heard of "pointcare's" conjecture. However, I do not have a college degree, but I am familiar with the Poincaré conjecture. ;)
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by sjtgraham 17y ago
the smarkets dudes are really smart guys, i work across the floor from them at another startup. you should keep an eye on smarkets and the guys behind it, they're always doing/discussing some technologically cool shit.