Result initializers are bad.

[jemmons]

Also, result should probably be move to a different library, but:

Result(MyError.error)

creates a Result<MyError.error> which is probably unexpected. To work properly, the generic type must be explicit:

Result<String>(MyError.error)

We could fix this my making it less of a wrapper and providing argument labels:

Result(error: MyError.error)
Result(value: "thing")

But I also rather like the AlamoFire solution of taking a (throwing) closure:

Result { "hello" } //> Result<String>.success
Result { throw MyError.error; return "hello" } //> Result<String>.failure