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Satisfying the borrow-checker usually ends up implying that either: a) you used .clone() everywhere and therefore are probably modifying something and failing
by mmirate 8y ago
Satisfying the borrow-checker usually ends up implying that either:
a) you used .clone() everywhere and therefore are probably modifying something and failing to propagate the modifications to where they need to go; or
b) your design is inherently better, saner, easier-to-optimize, etc., than one which doesn't have to satisfy the borrow checker.