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Pointing out that you're comparing apples to oranges. First off, that example isn't marked #[no_std], that means it will not work on no-std. It's not the same example. You need to define a panic handler, eh_personality and an allocator all of which are conviniently ignored in your linked example because it targets std instead of no-std. If you look at the actual equivalent example in pasts, it is actually not more boilerplate: https://github.com/ardaku/pasts/blob/stable/examples/timer.rs
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