MurphyA/hacker-news huggingface dataset:
by hamburglar | 2025-10-16 13:56:47+00:00
There is peritoneal dialysis, which is pretty portable and doesn’t filter the blood (it exchanges peritoneal fluid, which is a lot less invasive). It’s actually quite fascinating how simple the machine is — and in fact, the simplest version of the machine is literally two bags and a couple of valves, completely operated by gravity. Everyone is not eligible for this type of dialysis, however. I don’t remember why.

Oh, also, if you do peritoneal dialysis, it’s daily, whereas hemo dialysis is generally two or three times a week.
by maroon_unperson | 2025-10-16 13:57:00+00:00
The cab drivers are still true londoners who have passed the knowledge.

What has changed is how acceptable it is to be racist on hacker news and conflate native-londoner with whiteness. Or to conflate being being a true londoner with this xenophobic concept of nativeness.

So many of us londoners are non-white with London native parents who are non-white and in London that doesn't get questioned. You can't imagine how much it hurts to have outsiders come and try and tell us we are different and don't belong just because of our skin colour.
by a-dub | 2025-10-16 13:57:34+00:00
aren't they just annotations? proper use of mutexes and lock ordering aren't that hard, they just require a little bit of discipline and consistency.

i can't remember the last time i faced a data race to be honest.

i guess the real question is, how well does it all hold up when you have teamwork and everything isn't strictly adherent to one specific philosophy.