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Hey guys, Thinking about the most recent talking-kotlin podcast where they talk about "a determined junior developer will always be able to write terrible code", I'm wondering if kotlin, specifically coroutines, exacerbates the problem. Consider a `launch { ...` block that calls `Thread.sleep`, or more sophisticated concepts (blocking `queue.take()` etc). This is clearly in error, and they caller likely meant to either `delay` or _needs to learn how to use use of a channel instead of a `BlockingQueue`... can we do better than intelliJ kotlin plugin warnings for such circumstances? I know that AST or byte-code analysis will never be able to get all (or even most) of the ways to call such functions from coroutine blocks, but is it worth some kind of effort?