People desperately want a solution to high housing prices that does not require building new homes in their neighborhoods. No such solution exists. If we want lower rents and home prices, we need to build more homes in the places people want to live. Anyone who says otherwise is bullshitting you.
@matt.godbolt.org I have to admit I was a little sceptical about the dark green color, but I like how it looks IRL
It was a fun talk to watch. It's exactly in the intersection if things I'd like to know about eventually, things that seem to be poorly documented, and things I'm not in a hurry to figure out on my own.
All Git repository tool configuration files (CI, issue template, etc.) should go in to `.config` like Cargo Nextest: nexte.st/docs/configu...
Currently we have .gitlab, .config, .cargo, ..., and it creates clutter.
a variation of the "we should improve society somewhat." vs "yet you participate in society. very curious! i am very intelligent." sketch with the heckler's quotes replaced by the xkcd standards comic
What's going on with the text in the middle panel?
I was thinking Surely<T> could implement Deref<Target=T> and DerefMut, and just panic if you deref it when it's None.
Very cool. I've always figured that proper graphics drivers would be a bit of a pain for any new OS.
Surely<T>
Do you host your own?
Dr. Barr from the TOP FUCKNG ROPE
The timing on this couldn't have been better. Turns out I needed to export an accessible PDF from my Typst project tonight to hit a deadline. You guys saved me from a lot of trouble. Please forward my appreciation to whoever got it implemented <3
No worries. I would still say that the extra required import is awkward and it can hurt discoverability. I'm not entirely sold on this particular RFC's proposed solution, but I still think it's valuable to attach non-overridable methods to a trait in some form.
`impl<T: Trait> T {}` isn't valid Rust. What the RFC refers to as an existing alternative is extension traits, which would be `impl<T: Trait> ExtTrait for T {}`. `impl dyn Trait` also only works on trait objects which is awkward.
