Yes, very much so. Not even only in the context of Rust but the insight, to fail...

		buster on July 11, 2020 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Linux kernel in-tree Rust support Yes, very much so. Not even only in the context of Rust but the insight, to fail fast, integrate early and do work in the open, instead of some hidden work, failing after a long time, when revealed.