To simplify bootstrapping the system, you can produce the steam at a centralized plant, and then just deliver it to all the sites via courier.

I also find the constant inheritance overwhelming - the seeming impossibility of ever finding the fields of a named type all in one place.

TS return types single-handedly convinced me that Rust made the right call in not allowing anonymous structs. It's so exhausting playing "are these 2 objects *really* the same type?" all day.

TS has so many escape hatches that there aren't any walls left.

TIL about ironcalc! Thanks :)

Please check out my new AV CLI, Frumpy Greg.

I'm a bit mystified by the labels, tbh. Many accounts that I intentionally follow are getting 20+ block labels, despite the content appearing totally benign.

Awesome, thanks!

Unfortunately, it doesn't really say how the trait will be used, other than implying that it will automatically be implemented for all tuple types. Is the idea that you blanket implement your trait for T where T: Tuple?

Where can I read more about it?