Here's a module which converts Unix milliseconds to and from International Atomic Time millisecondshttps://github.com/ferno/t-a-i
It turns out that instants in Unix time are in a many-to-one relationship with instants in TAI
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Converting a Unix time to TAI yields an array of one, two or (if we ever remove a leap second) zero possibilities
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It gets even more complicated prior to 1972, when TAI seconds and UTC seconds weren't the same length
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"UTC, excluding leap seconds" isn't that exactly what TAI is?
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