weirdest take on code formatting I've ever read

imho uniformity of what the code looks like > some single person's opinion

it's so satisfying to me when I just run "gofmt" and know the thing is formatted well.

If I didn't want opinions, I'd join a cult.

The War on General Computation continues, and we’re losing.

This sounds like a bug – I'd appreciate it if you could share an example of such behavior.

[I work at JetBrains]

lmfao

You can install the "Android" and "Android Design Tools" plugin in IntelliJ IDEA – it's basically everything that Android Studio is.

But truth be told, these plugins always lag ~1 release behind Android Studio.

> Russian soldiers participating in SMO

Russian soldiers participating in the invasion of Ukraine. FTFY.

CLion (and other JetBrains IDEs for that matter) doesn’t send any of your code to AI in the Cloud (unless you use sth like AI Assistant yourself, of course)

It does send telemetry and analytics I believe? I should have been broader in the tracking I specified…

All duckduckgo software is filled with telemetry and analytics that cannot be disabled (The search engine, the Android web browser, the Windows web browser).

FWIW All DuckDuckGo telemetry is completely anonymous: https://duckduckgo.com/duckduckgo-help-pages/privacy/atb

+1!

I had little expectations toward that movie (I think it was just randomly airing on the TV and I watched it), but was very pleasantly surprised.

I'm a fan of Clancy's books (and movies based on them), and The Wolf's Call could easily be one of them.

I love Clancy's books too and hate that they ruined his legacy by slapping his name on a whole bunch of books he didn't write at the end there.

I’m writing an interpreter for the Starlark language in pure Kotlin (no JVM dependencies).

I had this idea in mind for some time already, it began with me wanting to build a simple programming language (and learn in the process) and interest in Bazel. I got started about a month ago by going through the Crafting Interpreters book by Bob Nystrom (it’s crazy good), but now Im straying further and further away from it.

Overall I find the project a great mixture of fun and challenging.

It’s a private repo for now because it’s in a pretty rough state, and is still missing a lot of stuff, but I will release as OSS at some point. That said if someone would like it could be fun:)

Hahah, love it, thanks!

I’m a fan of Curb Your Enthusiasm but didn’t get to this episode yet.

It’s interesting seeing the progress of technology, with Larry using feature phones in the first few seasons.