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<subtitle>Finally, a text editor for your flying saucer.</subtitle>
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<title>The big transposition-ing: move from functions as data to data of functions</title>
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Basically Rust will fight you all the way if you treat it like Haskell, instead work with traits and impls on ZSTs.
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