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Comment by saghm | Hacker News Reader

You can actually use the power of generics to get rid of the two inner calls to `into_iter()`:

    let mut output: Vec<_> =  
        foo.stuff.into_iter()
            .flat_map(|v| v)
            .chain(bar.stuff)
            .collect();

I believe you can just use `.flatten()` instead of `.flat_map(|v| v)`:

    let mut output: Vec<_> =  
        foo.stuff.into_iter()
            .flatten()
            .chain(bar.stuff)
            .collect();

I might make it slightly more clear what the intent is by doing this:

    let mut output: Vec<_> =
        Iterator::chain(foo.stuff.into_iter().flatten(), bar.stuff)
            .collect();

But still basically the same.