Tony Morris

@coltfred @eed3si9n @d6 @huitseeker Maybe not what @dibblego has in mind, but I find `for ((x,_)<-List((1,2),3)) yield x` pretty horrifying.

@travisbrown @coltfred @eed3si9n @d6 @huitseeker @dibblego whats the problem here, that scala allows that?

@channingwalton @travisbrown @coltfred @eed3si9n @d6 @huitseeker #Scala allowing List ((1, 2), 3) past type checking is ludicrous.

@dibblego @travisbrown @coltfred @eed3si9n @d6 @huitseeker finding the common super type is wrong?

@channingwalton @travisbrown @coltfred @eed3si9n @d6 @huitseeker delaying errors to runtime for zero benefit is wrong.

@dibblego @travisbrown @coltfred @eed3si9n @d6 @huitseeker so scala should not infer the common supertype? (sorry, trying to understand)

@channingwalton @travisbrown @coltfred @eed3si9n @d6 @huitseeker with implications like this, no it should not do this specific thing.

@dibblego @travisbrown @coltfred @eed3si9n @d6 @huitseeker specifically in the case of inferring Any?