@rainbowthirsty @joshgiesbrecht yeah, well I'm using a pleb language (Python) where I can't just drop a print() call in my comprehensions. I forget how Haskell comprehensions work, I guess performUnsafeIO can syntactically be put in the right spot there
@rainbowthirsty @joshgiesbrecht absolutely right, but damn if it ain't annoying when you have a list comprehension and have to rewrite as a for loop to drop a print statement in there somewhere
To those in the Shute Shield scene, there is some extremely sad news to share regarding a man who epitomised the best of rugby culture.
He continued to pull on the jersey into his 70s whenever 4th grade were short.
Then he'd run the water... (cont)
https://t.co/xY157dWCKn
On behalf of my co-entrants, Mark Beaumont and @robs_cse, it is an honour to accept this award. The Cross Domain Desktop Compositor shows what is possible when Australian institutions collaborate to develop sovereign capability unmatched elsewhere in the world. 1/4
@mikal thanks! I'll need to look in detail, but I think NVMe on Nitro might be TCP under neath, but that is abstracted from Linux so, it just looks like NVMe/PCI to the kernel (could be wrong though)
@mikal Is there a spec somewhere? The thing that bugs me about EBS nitro is that there is nothing explaining the storage guarantees (like, what I/O size will give me atomic writes).