skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You can actually load in a RSS feed into Pocket Cast by searching for the RSS URL (that's why I asked for it). I submitted it to be indexed in Pocket Cast, so it should appear within 24h.
They got rid of it.
Some more benchmarks on this[0] page

Also, I actually discovered something very interesting (to me at least). At the bottom of the link mentioned below, the link attached says https://github.com/Cyan4973/zstd but then redirects to https://github.com/facebook/zstd . Anyone know why?

[0]: http://facebook.github.io/zstd/

EDIT: After a little bit of sleuthing, it looks like the author of zstd (github.com/Cyan4973) is now contributing[1] to github.com/facebook/zstd

And the page layout for lz4[2] looks the same as zstd[0]

Anyone know if Yann Collet works for/with facebook on things other than zstd?

EDIT 2: In the time it took me to google a couple things, looks like the children comments have already answered my questions.

Also, previous discussions on zstd (not that its completely relevant) -https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8941955
https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/2tibrh/zstd_a_...

[1]:https://github.com/facebook/zstd/pull/312
[2]: http://cyan4973.github.io/lz4/
this is fantastic, and leo is supersmart.
*Continue of thread below about data-sharing.

So does this mean that you use official docker images and do not compile your own?
Show HN: Use Meetup.com Data to Find Your Ideal City
Agreed giarc! Our favourite podcasts are short and to the point, we think this works best for everyone :)
What they mean is: total sales were $133 (not $133,000 but one hundred and thirty-three), the single can no longer be bought, and Imogen Heap made $121.54 of that and is almost certainly wishing she'd just put it up on Bandcamp. I can't wait for some journalist to contact her asking for how she feels about it a year later. I'm tempted to myself.
Good point!

It doesn't do this yet, because the focus here has been on perfect representation of pages via CSS.

But using socket.io or something like this, it shouldn't be thard hard.
Robin Hood Hashing should be the default hash table implementation (2013)
I’ve always been under the impression the most secure and (technically) simple solution is to use the local system, like Keychain Access.

I wrote a small program that generates a list of random passwords. I just open terminal and type password, then copy/paste one of the outputs and allow Keychain Access to remember it. I do this for every service, the only manual password I use is for my actual computer, which is rotated periodically. You’ll need to manually backup your keychain file though.

This isn’t a friendly solution for most people.
Spoiler: 95% of them are Udacity students without experience or budgets.
This is part 4 of a series of articles about writing a custom "mv" command. Here's the first one:
http://yakking.branchable.com/posts/moving-files-1-copying/

Here's the whole list:
http://yakking.branchable.com/tags/move/
Hey, author here. You're right, this post is about the big picture, the larger trend.
Comparing the internet you have in 2016 to the internet that existed in the 1990's is a bit unfair, don't you think? The idea that only markets are capable of delivering innovations or necessary services to the public is debatable.

For example, the U.S. government, through DARPA, created countless valuable networking innovations that private companies, such as AT&T, didn't want to touch even when given the opportunity.
Perfect, thanks for sorting that Zapt. Sorting out iTunes in the next 24 hours :)
Private doctors can make far more than $300k. So, making 300k working for the government does not mean they are making market rates.
when a self fuzzing worm locates an injection vulnerability into the nuclear launch execution systems
I can't speak to the rest of the book, which seems like a pretty ambitious effort, but the crypto content needs to be burned out of it with a scorching torch.