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> And I can't think of anything in the ruby language itself that is implicit over explicit This is surprising to me. I love ruby, but it embraces implicitness

> And I can't think of anything in the ruby language itself that is implicit over explicit This is surprising to me. I love ruby, but it embraces implicitness more than any other language I've used. method_missing, monkey patching internals, and other types of metaprogramming make things very implicit at the interface level

cutler 3y ago
If you want to really experience the true horror of implicit try Scala.
- lmm 3y ago
  Scala's implicits are a lot less unpleasant because the type system means that you (and, perhaps more importantly, your IDE) know exactly where they're happening.