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While it's only recently that Rust has gotten first-class support for type-level values (i.e., const generics), encoding numbers in the type system has been possible for years — and used to great effect! Typenum's first release was September 25th, 2015, and generic-array was first released on September 27th, 2015; nalgebra started using these crates with its v0.6.0 release on March 31, 2016.
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