Sabela is a markdown-first reactive notebook for Haskell. It supports rich output, including LaTeX, SVG, Markdown, and HTML. The name is derived from the Ndebele word meaning “to respond.” The project has two purposes. Firstly, it is an attempt to design and create a modern Haskell notebook where reactivity is a first class concern. Secondly, it is an experiment ground for ideas I’ve had about package/environment management in Haskell notebooks (a significant pain point in IHaskell).
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For SSDs, it’s different because data storage involves actual electrons being added to (or removed from) the cells during programming/erasing. Electrons do have mass: about 9.11 × 10^-31 kg each. When you write data, you’re typically programming more ‘0’s (adding electrons) from the erased state, all ‘1’s, which is fewer electrons. The electrons are supplied via the power connection, so yes, the drive technically gains mass as you fill it with data.
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