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Comment #18623792
Backwards-compatibly changing existing features feels qualitatively the same to me as adding new features. In either case you can ignore them until you need to work on a codebase t…
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Comment #17360116
At least in Rust, capture granularity is per-variable, so I think closures don't contain a stack frame pointer? Though, I'm not sure why this would matter to a user evaluating Rust…
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Comment #14816479
Saying library authors are content with their absence is probably a bit too strong. There's not really another option, and I doubt many folks would choose not to author libraries f…
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Comment #11467997
Functional typically implies higher-order functions, of which there are none in that Python code.
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Comment #11287658
What's it like working with Rust full-time? Is it similar to using any other language for a job? Do you find yourself enjoying coding more? Do you get unnecessarily caught up in mi…
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Comment #10024924
Every language has different idioms. In many cases, what works in C++ doesn't work in Rust. Generally, anything the book says is bad you should take as qualified to mean bad in the…
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Comment #9788063
They have them in the Czech Republic, too. I've been on one in Prague.
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Comment #9319235
I wish `and_then` were named `flat_map` so badly.
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Comment #8885050
Also seems like you could benefit from the entry() api (available on both BTreeMap and HashMap): http://doc.rust-lang.org/std/collections/struct.BTreeMap.htm... I think the example…