Sunjay Varma

@JosephLing I saw your messages on Zulip today and sent a reply. (Sorry for the delay!) Could you push the latest version of your code so I can see the...

@JosephLing I just finished looking at the latest set of changes. Thanks for continuing to work on this! 😄 I noticed that the approach you're currently taking has deviated pretty...

> I saw the previous comment but wanted to try and go for a more automated approach so tried this out. But I will work on putting it back to...

Hey @JosephLing, anything I can do to help you make progress with this? No worries if you won't have time to work on it anymore. We can take the awesome...

No worries @JosephLing. I also went through a bunch of life and job hunting things recently, it can be really rough. 😰 Hope everything works out well for you! If...

This is a great feature request! I have had this mind for a while and it will definitely be something to work on after the 1.0.0 release. Some initial thoughts:...

Note that installing this will uninstall `gcc-arm-linux-gnueabihf` and then you will get the error: ``` error: linker `arm-linux-gnueabihf-gcc` not found ``` See also: [Can't install both gcc-multilib and gcc-arm-linux-gnueabihf](https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gcc-defaults/+bug/1300211)

@almstrand Are you looking for `skip()`? https://www.rethinkdb.com/api/javascript/#skip Edit: This is referring to horizon, sorry. That's a rethinkdb function.

What do you think of just supporting a top-level map? This would be the same as how nested structs don't work but top-level structs do. This would address the `#[serde(flatten)]`...

Could `repeat` be stabilized? I'm using it to know the layout of various sizes of arrays. With `repeat` I can just store the `Layout` of a single item and compute...