Eric Davies

botocore actually special-cases EC2 for this: https://github.com/boto/botocore/blob/c920c8f40c6fb61b9b3f3b1d76ff3c14fdad3490/botocore/serialize.py#L319

One possible approach to solve this would be to switch from the "PQValue" typed wrapper to a typed column wrapper, which would only need to be constructed once per column...

Great idea and thanks for the jumpstart! I'd love a PR. I think it might be good to enforce the restriction that indices be strictly increasing. Perhaps just error if...

Can you come up with an example you're interested in where your implementation is faster than this one: ```julia function myviewing(itr, inds) imap(last, Iterators.filter((x)->first(x) in inds, enumerate(itr))) end ``` It's...

You're right, I think I know how to fix this as well

By "properly", do you mean you want to read the UUIDs as Julia's UUID type? ```julia execute(conn, "SELECT * FROM devices"; type_map=Dict(:uuid=>UUID), conversions=Dict((:uuid, UUID)=>(x)->UUID(String(x)))) ``` I will add UUID as...

I think his suggestion is good!

Thanks! The key part will be adding `@inferred` tests.

Hmmmmmmmmmmm On Monday I'll implement some way to track this and check to see if the multiple-watchers thing is the culprit.

Iiiiiiiit's back! ``` [error | LibPQ]: server closed the connection unexpectedly This probably means the server terminated abnormally before or while processing the request. julia: src/unix/core.c:889: uv__io_stop: Assertion `loop->watchers[w->fd] ==...