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include universe quantifiers in the Quantified<T> type #1

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nikomatsakis opened this issue Jan 6, 2017 · 0 comments
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include universe quantifiers in the Quantified<T> type #1

nikomatsakis opened this issue Jan 6, 2017 · 0 comments

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nikomatsakis referenced this issue in nikomatsakis/chalk-ndm Dec 16, 2019
Motivation #1: We want type-names to be opaquely defined by the type
family. The fact that we had to fold `ApplicationTy` into `Ty` should
have been a sign that something should change.

Motivation rust-lang#2: Although this commit does get that far, we want to
treat associated type placeholders akin to ordinary ones.
nikomatsakis referenced this issue in nikomatsakis/chalk-ndm Dec 18, 2019
Motivation #1: We want type-names to be opaquely defined by the type
family. The fact that we had to fold `ApplicationTy` into `Ty` should
have been a sign that something should change.

Motivation rust-lang#2: Although this commit does get that far, we want to
treat associated type placeholders akin to ordinary ones.
bors added a commit that referenced this issue Nov 15, 2020
Hyperlink protocol changed: HTTP -> HTTPS (#1)

Just as the title says; if the domain supported HTTPS, then the protocol was appropriately changed.

The following ~two~ three sites were the only ones without TLS support configured:
- `wambook.sourceforge.net`
- `minikanren.org`
- `blog.ezyang.com`

FWIW, I went through and clicked at least one link for each unique FQDN.
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