ryanmaynard

I don't think its AMP. I think its my fault. Out of the box, you can't place analytics on the page. There is a special tag for any analytics. It seems I'm getting an error, and so Google has not cached it. Thank you for telling me. I need to debug that.

That being said, I just received 239 ms with Pingdom.[1]

[1] http://i.imgur.com/qeEyKqL.png

Being nudged, even momentarily, from our delusion that none of us are all that special, will always hit a nerve. I think these things are healthy to reflect upon occasionally. Delusions are fine, to a point.

I really enjoyed this piece.

I recently setup a simple Jekyll blog that conforms to amp[1]. I used Amplify[2], a repo that was on Show HN[3] a few months ago.

There are still a few issues with their docs at this point, but its basically just inline css/js.

[1] http://ryanmaynard.co/ [2] https://github.com/ageitgey/amplify [3] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11287540

I think I have 20 or so left.

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It may specify it within their patent [1]; "Contextual advertising for video and audio media " .

[1] https://www.google.com/patents/US9087331

IIRC, its just one person; Jon Skinner.

Scraped all from the page. http://gitoops.xyz/

Even if it were currently profitable (after transaction fees), it may be more profitable to release it as a way to introduce new customers to a particular exchange (i.e. Poloniex). I'm not assuming this took place, but if the developer wanted maximum yield, working out some sort of incentive plan:

Flat free to release with "Built to work with Poloniex". Similar to "Click to deploy to Heroku" buttons.

Affiliate link /discount code to track conversions or reward accordingly

Thank you for this!

There are actually plenty of good (and legitimate) reasons to buy property in such a way the keeps the owner relatively private.

1. Keep your asset from appearing in a quick asset search. 2. Keep John Q. Public from finding your address via Spokeo, or similar data aggregators. 3. ..?

Same applies to a lease, be it commercial or residential. Most of the cheap background checks used by property managers are cheap because the company (say Experian, etc) receive your information for their product in return. The way around that, is to rent the property through a shell, or to a trust.

Would you happen to have a link, or a few keywords, that would aid in finding the agricultural employment percentile shift?

Damn, this sounds like a fascinating. Refining data to detect the latest and greatest spoofing algos? Thats a fascinating series of puzzles to solve.

I did as well. However, I imagine that articles that aren't a touch hyperbolic seldom make it to the top of the news aggregators.

Ludum Dare is always fun to watch. Like you mentioned, I enjoy seeing different workflows, and watching how the developer tackles things.