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https://mcyoung.xyz/2023/05/11/sam-closures/
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Fix your posture.
You can probably grow an inch or more simply by not hunching your neck forward and straightening your back.
Two steps:
1. Sit on your "sit bones." (pelvis rotation)
2. Push your Adam's apple back. (expand chest + straighten head)
Fix your posture.
You can probably grow an inch or more simply by not hunching your neck forward and straightening your back.
Two steps:
1. Sit on your "sit bones." (pelvis rotation)
2. Push your Adam's apple back. (expand chest + straighten head)
Use impl for generic monomorphization, dyn for dynamic dispatch.
In the generated assembly, with_impl is generated once for each parameterization. with_dyn is generated once, but a vtable is required at runtime.
#rust #rustlang #programming
Use impl for generic monomorphization, dyn for dynamic dispatch.
In the generated assembly, with_impl is generated once for each parameterization. with_dyn is generated once, but a vtable is required at runtime.
#rust #rustlang #programming