This is an example of what I feel is a watering down of this YSK forum. Knowledge like this is so esoteric as to be useless to a vast majority of the people here. JetBrains develops programming tools, and this post should go into a programming forum.
I’ve found that as long as you put YSK in front of the title, you can post any damn thing you want here. There’s barely any moderation against the type of posts that are brought here. It’s just a place to put a post in a high-volume forum, so that it gets at least triple-digit upvotes.
I thought the point of this sub is to centralize life tips from all areas useful to a significant population. The second top post is about identifying ripe watermelons, which is only useful for people picking watermelons. That’s a smaller population than programmers in the Fediverse.
There just aren’t many universally-applicable tips out there to be bought here. When the rare ones that are incredibly nonspecific come up, such as the Lemvotes things, they are highlighted out through having on average more upvotes than the “insular ones”. I would argue that disgraceful information (e.g. Kristi Noem shot a puppy, which is indeed good to know but absolutely not “tips and tricks that will help you improve your life”) does far more damage to the community.
which is only useful for people picking watermelons.
No… The population is every person who shops for watermelon. The population of people who can buy a watermelon at a store is most definitely a higher population than JetBrains users.
Cleanup, aisle .config
I think this is probably because of the setting in toolbox to keep previous versions for rollback
Equally, when your install is fubar, you can uninstall, reinstall an old version and it will re-upgrade all your old (not broken) configs.
Yep, I noticed that a few months back when I needed the space more than I needed IntelliJidea.
A whole local LLM? Tell me more, I’m actually curious. I’m wondering how useful it would be to train.
It is pretty damn good at autocompleting. A very helpfull, but not world shocking tool.
For referemce, in my experience, Pycharm’s a bit better than Qwen 3.5 coding of 1.5B parameters. The thing I miss the most after migrating to VSCodium.
Yeah it’s a great feature. Saved me multiple times. 👍
