despite stopping me from working, I still love her?
Notices by Eden (eden@weirder.earth)
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Eden (eden@weirder.earth)'s status on Tuesday, 15-Oct-2019 11:37:16 EDT Eden -
Eden (eden@weirder.earth)'s status on Sunday, 14-Jul-2019 18:19:23 EDT Eden Just before non-binary day ends, I wanna say I'm a proud AF non-binary witch.
This year I came out at work as non-binary, and it's all over my professional life.
I'm grateful for the possibility to do that, and I'm hopeful that it'll encourage other people in my circles to do the same.
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Eden (eden@weirder.earth)'s status on Monday, 13-May-2019 19:15:18 EDT Eden hey kid you wanna try some zero cost abstraction
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Eden (eden@weirder.earth)'s status on Saturday, 16-Mar-2019 21:50:13 EDT Eden So I'm moving up to Edinburgh in the next three months. Do I know anyone connected on Masto who lives up there? :)
Would love any advice you have!
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Eden (eden@weirder.earth)'s status on Tuesday, 26-Feb-2019 18:12:12 EST Eden Major struggling with using #Rust traits.
I've put the relevant bits of code here;
https://pastebin.com/tqBLiqdZ
I've written a trait that has associated types <T1, T2>, and is implemented for a struct with basic types <usize, i32>.In another function with the trait boundary Struct<t1, t2> : trait<t1, t2>, I'm trying to use the object to call the functions in the trait.
Rust is unhappywith <t1, t2>, and instead wants where Struct<'_, t1, i32>: STruct<'t1, i32>
Could anyone please explain why?