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And I have the inverse. No hyperactivity, thus diagnosed with ADD.

Totally agree. So much going on today makes a bad name for everybody in the startup/tech community :{

Hey Nathan, Here's my impression: http://wesleyadam.com/post/42029080908/convertkit-a-conversa... I'd love to speak with you about it further. Hit me up.

I might actually apply to this one. Has anyone gone through this program who can vouch for it?

Hah, I beg to differ. Yet another interesting program however.

Yeah, I've looked at this one before. Forgot the name though, so thanks for the link! Not a huge fan of NYC, but I think it's one of the better options out there.

Side Note: I've been teaching myself Python on Codeacademy, but am still pretty early in the coursework. I've noticed most of these programs focus on Ruby. Without getting into the ruby vs. python fight that is so easy to find online, does anyone know why these classes focus so much on ruby and not another language? Am I going down the wrong path?

I'd never heard of this one. It's a little more expensive than some of the other options, but I might have to look into it.

Does anyone know of a program like this in CT, MA, or RI? I'd gladly pay, but I can't seem to find anything as immersive as this.

Hey everyone! For a while, I've just been lurking and posting interesting articles without contributing much of my own content. I've decided for the new year that this has to change. This is my first post on a personal blog and I hope to continue it ad infinitum. Please let me know what you think!

I think that's his point. If a large newspaper such as the New York Times isn't able to sustainably charge for content, even with readers that largely depend on it for their livelihoods, then how is a smaller newspaper going to get away with similar practices without losing much of their consumer base.

Let them. Let them start charging for links. Let them miss out on the free SEO and let them fall off the face of the search engines. Let them lose their readership because nobody can find them and let them go bankrupt because no one is looking at their ads. This is how the internet works. If they can't figure that out, then its no ones loss but their own. A less greedy company will be happy to have sites link back to them and will eventually take their place.

Pretty cool. A little scary how accurate the heat map is though. It's recording me about a half a block from my house!

Thanks for the quick response. Lets say for the sake of simplicity (and a short weekend project) that I want to have a <div> on my site that anyone can copy a code <script type="text/javascript" src="//www.mycrummysite/mydiv.js"></script> and put on their website so that it shows the my div. Every time i change the contents of the div, it also changes on their site. That seems like a good way to start. Is there a quick way to learn how to do this?