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In many respects I feel an LLM benefits from a monorepo. I've vibe coded a bunch of helper CLIs recently and end up repeating the same preferences for all of them. I want all my CLIs to use clippy, parse arguments with clap, etc. They're distinct tools in distinct repos though.

I find myself writing .iter().map(|x| ...).collect() really often in Rust. I'm wondering if I should write a helper method on Vec, but it seems less idiomatic. Iterators compose, but they're less versatile (no indexing) and awkward to return from functions.

I occasionally see people debate whether important functions should occur first, or helper functions first. I've not seen it enforced though. It's hard to programmatically enforce. OCaml takes a side: you have to put helper functions first!