does anyone have any IntelliJ tricks to instantly open all files in a project which contain a search term?

Find all the files, select them in find panel and press Cmd + Enter

@gildor this is exactly what I was looking for - thank you!

Some nice music for the presentations

@murraylee uploaded a file: smBrain-1.py

@murraylee did you have a question or…?

no videos for kotlinconf yet?

I imagine that they will be available after the conference

and announced in the blog

hey Cedric are you around? I really appreciate your making me aware of bike shedding, maybe this is returning the favor somewhat, behold Sayre's Law: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sayre%27s_law

@codeslubber I'm always around

I didn't realize I made you aware of bike shedding. How can I help?

yeah you brought it up in one of the random convos here, went looking for the famous quote about academic fights being so bitter because the stakes are so small, found the above, Sayre's Law

not surprisingly the Law of Triviality (and bikeshedding) is in the see also

btw just saw your tweet about FP, um please do that adding encouragement to that mission.. though your statement was (as is T by nature) elliptical.. I am also kind of on a tear about FP right now, I like parts of it, parts of it is horrifying.. what angle are you planning? just to eviscerate some of its more extreme claims?

Eviscerate would be extreme. I just want to talk about the "cons" that what most presentations I've seen trying to sell FP fail to mention

The cons of

Reader

, of

Maybe

, of referential transparency, etc...

hell, the cons of monads (there are plenty)

sounds great

have you ever read Odersky's paper 'Deprecating the Observer Pattern'?

yup

happened to reread that last night

That's what led the way to the collections,

CanBuildFrom

et al with the consequences we know

really?

interesting

I should reread it

from the day that thing appeared I found it seriously off

as well as Erik's seminal paper on monads, which I talked a bit about in random conversations with people at kotlinConf

Most people have no idea who Erik is

yeah I am going through the Red Book right now