Oh the combinators in rust can be great. I think making the code read more imperatively is often a case of confusing the familiar with the simple. TS makes comb

Oh the combinators in rust can be great. I think making the code read more imperatively is often a case of confusing the familiar with the simple. TS makes combinators way better too. That's why it's the `.await?` that sells me on the whole concept. Writing an error-path separately can be a headache, and as a result I still have daemons that have some dependency with an `unwrap` that sits there, poised to crash everything without warning. The `?` has cut the length of some of my modules in half. I've been waiting for a good way to do the same in async code for a while.