Cormac Relf

Further, if for whatever reason the preview’s base layer is in the wrong spot (not sure how that would work, it’s already out of normal document flow), you could always...

Ah, there’s something you have to do with react-dnd as well — the grabber handle is padded inside the box by the same amount that remains. Either translate the rest...

``` bash-5.1$ target/debug/dark-notify -c echo & [1] 10369 bash-5.1$ jobs -l [1]+ 10369 Stopped (tty input): 21 target/debug/dark-notify -c echo ``` It is waiting for tty input, specifically for the...

Re ISO 8601 as brought up on HN, I agree and would like to see the standard ranges feature of ISO 8601-1, also known as EDTF (https://www.loc.gov/standards/datetime/). Because the separator...

@aquarhead It would actually be more complicated. You would need to add macro arguments to what are purportedly drop-in replacements for assert_eq. This breaks switching back with a one-liner. I...

>@cormacrelf , can you give an example of what you mean by configuring with a `let` binding? ```rust let one = ...; let very_fancy_two = ...; assert_eq!(one, very_fancy_two); ```

@rivy you’re confused because I said “can” instead of “could”. It doesn’t now, but it would if the two expressions passed to assert_eq were stringified and those strings were used...

I deleted a previous comment that was wildly inaccurate. What we actually want here is 1. A subjectively better diff algorithm than the `difference` crate's plain LCS, like Patience or...

I see. To restate the issue with the desugaring pointed out in #93951: if you desugar per the RFC's way, it was impossible to get that error, because the init...

To summarise it for the stabilisation report, I would put it like this: * * * The desugaring has gone through a number of revisions, mostly to express the RFC's...