braindeath

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by braindeath 7y ago
It's not just the issue of RAM, but that dedupe is only attainable with the online DDT method. There is no offline deduping at the block level, and of course related annoying things like no COW between filesystems.
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by braindeath 7y ago
zfs is really a study in cli ergonomics. It has a quite idiosyncratic CLI, which one might assume is a bad thing. But the CLI is so well thought out that learning this new "language" is quite intuitive. btrfs uses a more tradition
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by braindeath 7y ago
Those aren't Linux IDs, those are USB-IF issued vendor IDs. That list is merely maintained by a Linux dev. That number is so low I wonder why NFM registered it. They have retailed electronics and accessories. Possibly some USB peripher
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by braindeath 7y ago
> Assembly is a fast car with no security features. C is a sportscar with a seatbelt. Given the ways you can trigger UB there is no difference between Assembly and C with regards to safety.
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by braindeath 7y ago
There are plenty of non-Europeans that can digest lactose. Think middle-easterners and Mediterraneans and their consumption of sheep and goat milk. Central and East africans too. The trait has incomplete (variable) penetrance. Lactose toler
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by braindeath 7y ago
Wow, what's your damage, man? When did I ever claim to be "smart"? Let's say this is my area of expertise. I am informing you that lactose intolerance is due to a deficiency in the enzyme lactase , a typically endogen
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by braindeath 7y ago
What are you trying to say? How does this contradict anything I just said? Lactose intolerance is an issue involving lack of endogenous proteins, not the gut biome. Asians, all humans, except for rare cases can digest lactose in infancy. IB
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by braindeath 7y ago
> group that developed the gut biome to be able to eat cheese/dairy Why would one need to "develop" a gut biome to eat cheese/dairy? Have you ever heard of breast-feeding? Yes, you may be surprised to hear that even
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by braindeath 7y ago
I vaguely recall the whole fallout where it was revealed he clearly did not understand undefined behavior, and I believe he did walk back and accept his misunderstanding. That said, yes it is damned annoying to have someone that doesn'
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by braindeath 7y ago
Wait what?? Your third example could just as easily and correctly be: int const **ptr; ^^^^^ this is what is const True, it is a special case when there is more than one item in the declarator list as to how const applied
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by braindeath 7y ago
I think you're inadvertently just proving the point. I was speaking of declarators, not declaration specifiers. In C, a pointer type is part of the declarator and not the specifiers. Therefore, the CV qualifier is also part of the decl
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by braindeath 7y ago
C declarators cannot in general and do not follow English grammar rules, so that is a non-sequitur.