gourlaysama

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by gourlaysama 13y ago
For that very reason, there is no generated unapply method for case classes with >22 parameters. This doesn't prevent pattern matching on the case class, because the patmat knows it is a case class and extracts the parameters direct
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by gourlaysama 13y ago
This seems to be the most likely explanation. Serverfault [1] also has switched to that same certificate. [1] https://serverfault.com/
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by gourlaysama 13y ago
Yes the apply method is still there. But since it has more than 22 arguments, you cant't lift it into a function object anymore. This will break some tools, like Play's forms, that need you to pass to a couple of serialization
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by gourlaysama 13y ago
Yes, this means there won't be a 1-to-1 conversion between a case class and a tuple anymore, since tuples are still limited to 22. This will probably break a few things out there (for people crazy enough to use case classes with 23+ pa
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by gourlaysama 13y ago
This is finally going away in the next version (2.11, which will hit RC1 next month) see [1]. [1]: https://github.com/scala/scala/pull/2305
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by gourlaysama 13y ago
You are completely right, I was confused by the first 1788 proposition. See edit. Also, the weird thing was that, although they decided that an hour is divided in ten "parts", and each one of those in ten, and so one... they gave
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by gourlaysama 13y ago
There was a proposition for a day of 10 hours, each having 100 minutes, each having 1000 seconds. And later, with the calendar came a simpler version with 100 minutes in an hour, 100 seconds in a minute, and so on (Article XI of the "D
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by gourlaysama 13y ago
"The reason you need to run a 16 bit installer" is to display a nice "Tough luck, you need a 32-bit computer to install this" message to the user, instead of an ugly Windows error message. This was important at the time.
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The Apache Software Foundation Announces Apache Cassandra v2.0(blogs.apache.org)
34 points by gourlaysama 13y ago|3 comments
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India will reportedly ban use of US e-mail services(zdnet.com)
19 points by gourlaysama 13y ago|10 comments
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Germany recognizes Bitcoin as ‘private money’(rt.com)
4 points by gourlaysama 13y ago|0 comments
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by gourlaysama 13y ago
finally!
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Skype may face criminal charges if it doesn’t let French Police listen in(rudebaguette.com)
2 points by gourlaysama 14y ago|0 comments
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After being cut from Norway, The Pirate Bay returns from North Korea(falkvinge.net)
3 points by gourlaysama 14y ago|0 comments
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Ruby 1.9 doesn't implement ISO 8601 properly(tommorris.org)
47 points by gourlaysama 14y ago|48 comments