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> quote stamped, in very small script You see, "quote stamped on the hammer" would be the case if it would have poetry in the comments in the sources (which is
by krick 12y ago
> quote stamped, in very small script
You see, "quote stamped on the hammer" would be the case if it would have poetry in the comments in the sources (which is actually nice unless it raises real problems because of some folks who doesn't understand art, but, unfortunately, have a voice in somebody's organization, e.g. lawyers) or, at max (which actually is even closer to your example), if the compiler binaries itself would contain these quotes, which is weird, but still acceptable.
But this one hammer is stamping quotes on my details, really. I hope you can see the difference.
- RobertKerans 12y agoI can, and I do. :) I disagree, but that's for personal, [trivial] reasons (I like there to be the deliberate, personal sign of a maker), and I fully understand this is not something I would guess many professionals feel has a place in a tool such as Rust (rightly so). I was going to say put it in the comments, or make it part of the test suite (makes me sad, but it is a better solution) Edit: I think it's wrong to say it's weird; this thing has effectively been handcrafted with great care, and authored, not simply machined out of a production line - I think, in fact, it's a very normal thing to do (ignoring any performance issues etc)