The Chrome browser on Android, Linux and ChromeOS now does all its web font processing using a Rust-based library (Skrifa) instead of its old C++ library (FreeType).
This is part of a general trend. If you look at open jobs by programming language required, Rust is now #7 (up from #10 last time I looked). C++ and C# are declining drastically, Python, SQL, Java, and JavaScript/TypeScript are the top 5 and all growing rapidly. (Golang is #6, and also growing similarly to Rust.)
The compiler is a bit dumb like that sometimes :)
Though, I'm mostly here to tell you about .cloned().
I just saw your post, and I think that's exactly, what map(|x| *x) is trying to do ^^
There is no exact translation of the word "petty" to german, but if I were to explain the meaning of it to someone, I would simply show them this article. Good one Raph ^ ^
It has been quite some time since I have been so excited about finding a blog post:
https://thinkingeek.com/gcc-tiny/
Read up about creating a language with a GCC backend!
I sincerely wanted to make a theme once based on the Burger King pallet. It's just a nice combination of colours. :)
This however made me wince
Thomas Phinney