JCole

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   by JCole 7y ago

   Dorsey has enough money, and Twitter is his legacy - echoing the other comments here that this looks like the first step in a managed departure.
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   by JCole 9y ago

   Haha I am Irish too, 94% British, 6% American...can I ask where you're from? I am from Dublin.
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   by JCole 9y ago

   Decrease you mean I think
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   by JCole 10y ago

   > Third party ad networks can transact on AMP pages. ( http://rubiconproject.com/press-releases/rubicon-project-lau... ) > Reducing bounce rates that are due to slow pagespeed is probably a good thing!
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   by JCole 10y ago

   Have you tried SleepCycle? Marketed as an alarm-clock but it has some relatively useful sleep analysis dashboards.
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   by JCole 12y ago

   You don't need to backup to the cloud, have people forgotten about physical hard drives?
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   by JCole 12y ago

   What are the advantages of contract work in the UK?
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   by JCole 12y ago

   Very true, but it's more about solidifying a pivot away from music annotation than simply buying a new domain. Now they can annotate anything. Imagine if the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy had granular explanations on annotation.
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   by JCole 12y ago

   I think the biggest factor in this is that baremetrics hooks up with Stripe. It's very likely that someone who runs a website and is reading Hacker News will be using Stripe, so this is an incredibly targeted audience for that service.
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    by JCole 12y ago

    That is a truly beautiful website. Product looks awkward though, my finger felt empathy cramps.