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TFW you write code that you're sure would make your coworkers hate you due to build times. Some day I hope to be so good at rust generics that I can do shit like this AND have it be easy to read / understand.pic.twitter.com/65GPjKAlwK
As someone who's been abusing generic code in Rust for years, my biggest advice is to make sure you always say what you mean, not the bounds that make it uphttps://gist.github.com/sgrif/4ed9fbb475120ea712bb33a1a10e9728 …
Intuitively it seems like a good advice, but I can't explain why exactly. Do you have some specific explanation for it?
@6b766e's talk on code as communication is a good place to start.
Does that help in not propagating up the inner trait bounds? i.e. Does that actually compile without specifying the bounds on T and U aswell? That might actually be ground breaking advice!
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