@schier.co even more primitive example:

1. this will result in an infinite recursion because Demo is indirectly referencing itself: play.rust-lang.org?version=stab...

2. this will run fine because we're comparing fields inside Demo instead of the struct itself: play.rust-lang.org?version=stab...

Haven't done Rust in a while but this sounds like a weird self-reference in your PartialEq or Debug implementation (but if it's just a #[derive(Debug, PartialEq)], it should theoretically be fine).

This business model may work for a service like Vercel, because they actually own the infrastructure and can restrict service to users at any time. But for developer tools like Yaak, there's pretty much no risk involved and you're always going to rely on the goodwill of your users.

In my experience, people will always try to cheap out as much as possible. The harsh reality is that slapping "non-commercial use only" onto the free plan will not stop anyone from using it for commercial purposes. If you can choose between paying and not paying, you'll obviously go with the latter.

Too bad! We gotta shoehorn AI into every single thing you use. Hope you're ready for AI-powered tap water!

in a way, it's just a more elaborate form of rubber duck debugging