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Thanks for pointing that out! Our transcriber usually does a great job, but he doesn't get 'em all right.

The awesome thing is that our transcripts are open source and somebody must've read your comment, because I just merged a PR fixing this.

https://github.com/thechangelog/transcripts/pull/13

Our site auto-updates the transcripts after a merge, so your comment is now outdated. :)

That was me, and I've read the transcript. :)

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This is why we recently retired FreeCodeCamp from Changelog Nightly[^1]. It was in the Top Starred list each and every night for months on end. Impressive, but not very interesting.

[1]: https://changelog.com/recent-improvements-to-changelog-night...

We just published a conversation with Alex Polvi (CoreOS CEO) all about Rocket and the App Container Spec. Check it out if you want to hear more:

http://thechangelog.com/138

FYI: Yehuda and Tom talked to us about "stability without stagnation" and other philosophies behind Ember 2.0 in episode 131 of The Changelog: http://thechangelog.com/131

FYI: You're replying to Yehuda.

One of the funnier idiosyncrasies of Hacker News.

I'm a big podcast fan. Here are my favorite tech podcasts:

* ATP: http://atp.fm

* Giant Robots: http://podcasts.thoughtbot.com/giantrobots

* The Changelog: http://thechangelog.com (disclaimer: co-host)

* Ruby Rogues: http://rubyrogues.com

* Debug: http://www.imore.com/debug

Non-tech but also lovely:

* We Have Concerns: http://wehaveconcerns.com

* The New Disruptors: http://newdisrupt.org

* The Incomparable: http://www.theincomparable.com

* IRL Talk: http://www.irltalk.com

What is "We Have Concerns" about, I can't find an About page anywhere on their site. Looks interesting though!

From their Patreon page:

It's called We Have Concerns and it's a mix of science, philosophy, and improv comedy. It's also where we get all of our weird out.

http://www.patreon.com/wehaveconcerns

Gah, thanks. That kinda stuff should be on the front page though. Subscribed!

Not sure what this is as it appears to be down at the moment, but I wrote an HN trends tool awhile back as well: http://hntrends.jerodsanto.net

Ok, the graph animation is cool, an actually helps give a sense of scale, but after 2-3 searches it gets incredibly tedious. Apologies if there's some kind of skip functionality that I'm missing.

Interesting to see the trends about HN (plateaued?) and pg and YC (declining).

Other things are relatively predictable: NSA, bitcoin, docker, or diaspora.

Android reached parity with iphone around the end of 2010.

I quite like this one

http://hntrends.jerodsanto.net/?q=%22written+in+go%22

It's back up. I had to restart the server: http://hnify.herokuapp.com/get/trends

I am unable to get it to work... No matter what i enter, i end up with an empty graph. even when i wrote "NSA" and "Edward Snowden"