Coding didn't impact me, I became a coder because I was me. So, it's the other way around.

Not being "too" fussy about the code. Make it work and iterate from there.

Ability to learn and implement everything in just one day top!
So I want to be a know
-it-all.

Your girlfriend laughing with colleagues in the other room.

I love marking as repost, to a point where sometimes I just go through rants looking for reposts to mark xD

Inatalling i3 window manager.
F*** you unity.

Lights coming back on.

(Specially if it was out only for a short amount of time. It just caused you the trouble of relaunching every app you were using.)

Do declare all the variables you're going to need at beginning of the function, or right before you're going to need/initialize it? What do you prefer.

Worst experience was hard bricking my android phone after I've messed with its partitions. I'm still sad about that.

At work me and my colleagues take almost regular smoke breaks out in the balcony. I was a smoker before but I'm afraid my habit has escalated during past few months. Now that I have taken few days off to study for my exams I can't study well. I can't smoke at home. And I can't go outside that much, it's raining by the way. I think I should quit. But right now I'm doomed.

So how old is devRant?

I saw the joined date on @dfox profile but didn't know if it's 1st of November or 11th of January.

If it's the second then I don't like the date format. 😁

tl;dr: What dark theme are you using in IntelliJ?

After seeing how easy it is for my coworker to do refactoring in IntelliJ, its git integration, some Emacs-like features in it, and generally because he made me believe it's an all-in-one IDE (is that right?), I'm considering leaving Sublime for IntelliJ.

The thing that's stopping me though is that I'm not able to find a good Monokai color scheme for it. I am using Boxy Monokai theme in sublime, and it's just awesome.

What dark theme are you using in IntelliJ?

I was thinking about Sublime Text and VS Code just today. Now I'm not much aware of history of editors but the moment I've installed vs code I thought "Microsoft has ripped all its ideas in vs code from the sublime guy, a sole developer of a free app" and I was pissed. But today I had a second thought, "maybe sublime guy had his ideas from another editor too" which I really doubt it. I need to know other people opinions on this, so hence the rant.

Golang: It's stupid that the language doesn't allow the variable 'result' to be used out of the if scope, although it's been declared outside the if scope:
if result, err := foo(bar); err != nil {
// do something with err
}
// no err, so do something
// with result.
// But No! you can't.