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This year, for the first time, the Functional Programming Workshops were held in Paris, on Inria's, the French National Computer Science Research Institute, campus along with a watch party for the ICFP conference at Indianapolis. As each year we attended the OCaml Workshop to see the latest advances...
day10 now runs side-by-side with OBuilder on the RISC-V opam-repo-ci workers, and the layer cache shows why it wins. Plus the Lwt bug that stopped Windows workers reconnecting to the scheduler, an LTSC 2022 image that hadn’t built in months, and ocaml.org taken down by a 371 MB search index.
Mathematics gets its AI reckoning after security, thinking through formative assessment for the CST Tripos, triaging Scrutineer bugs without panicking, and an Echo Labs visit.
A refreshed set of Part II and MPhil projects, split between environmental science problems that need computer science, and more conventional systems and programming languages topics.
Correcting last week’s opam-repo-ci overlay, running day10 alongside OBuilder on every job, and fixing the Windows sparse-file error at its source. Plus Tessera tiles dispatched in Zarr order, and a C11 compiler written by Claude Fable that builds OCaml.
Tessera v2 beta2 smooths space at the cost of time, new Pembroke Associate Scholars, Scrutineer's git remediation workflow, paying the Windows tax, and retiring AI disclosure metadata.
