#ZFS #system-administration concepts and commands
discussion of #ZFS #system-administration difficulties and experiences
#paper on #diarrhea finds that regular #poop is 72–76% water, while “runny” diarrhea is 91.2% water. “Semiliquid” diarrhea is 88.5% water without #steatorrhea or 81.5% with. Steatorrhea solids were typically ⅓ to ½ fat. “Semi-formed stools from patients with steatorrhea had a lower water content than did formed stools from normal people.” “Bacterial mass represents 30%–75% of total stool weight in normal people.” #health #medicine
Judy Sammel’s story of getting criminally prosecuted by #Comcast carelessness.
#Interlisp game of truck-driving planning using Loops
A #C compiler in 500 lines of Python, targeting #wasm, whose breaks made implementing for “extremely cursed”. Implements arithmetic, precedence, int, short, char, string constants, pointers, simple arrays, functions, and typedefs, but not structs, the preprocessor, or casts. #small-is-beautiful #compilers
A public database of test cases for #C #compilers.
A 9600-line-of-code #C compiler by Rui Ueyama, the original author of LLVM’s lld. No idea how much RAM it needs to run. #compilers
The 01995 #book on "lcc", the #C compiler, written by then-Princeton-prof David R. Hanson and Bell Labs Technical Staff member Chris Hanson. #compilers
Home page of Chris Hanson, coauthor of #lcc.
Home page of David R. Hanson, coauthor of #lcc.
#Interlisp is working again
"Risp", #Lisp in Rust
#moon-child’s implementation of parametrically polymorphic FP-persistent singly #linked-lists in #Rust with #[derive(Debug)] enum List<T> {Null, Cons(T,Arc<List<T>>)}, but you need to call .clone() on an Arc in order to share what it points to.
#linked-lists in #Rust: pub struct List<T> {head: Link<T>} type Link<T> = Option<Rc<Node<T>>>; struct Node<T> {elem: T, next: Link<T>}