e.g. object Foo { def unary_~[T](implicit bar: Bar[T]) = 42 } ~Foo > 42 // but nowhere you can specify `T` or an implicit `Bar[T]`
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Discovery: Scala's `unary_?` methods are somewhat (but not completely) unique in that they can be defined to take an implicit parameter block which you can't call explicitly, either deliberately (without rewriting) or by accident.
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How is that different from other operators? They can all take implicit parameters which can be specified explicitly using method call syntax but not using operator syntax.
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Ha! You know, I just completely forgot all other operators! :D
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