Re:AI Graphics at JetBrains
by tadfisher on Tuesday October 17, 2023 @09:18PM
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They're exercising their own tools and library code to produce this. Tools like Datalore (Jupyter competitor) would be next-to-useless if no one at the team uses them to develop some kind of product.
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Maybe they shouldn't try to have 12,345 different products then? The core product line isn't really in a great spot right now. I'm seriously considering switching away from IDEA for the first time in a decade due to how bad the performance has gotten.
What alternative(s) are you considering?
Very relunctantly, VS Code. The bit I'm actually having the hardest time with is IntellIj's SQL/DB stuff
Thats funny, because their DB tooling is the most bloated and useless for me. DBeaver does it's job well without any massive memory usage
I work in a reallly really massive DB. It works well, and groks all of our crazy schemas, triggers, etc.
Plus I’m really really getting tired of spending $80 every year for the privilege of rent wring a license key.
I didn’t notice any performance regressions - are you sure it’s not some rogue plugin, or misconfigured?
Re:AI Graphics at JetBrains
by leosanchez on Wednesday October 18, 2023 @02:48PM
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> The core product line isn't really in a great spot right now
Pycharm -> Best in class Rider -> As good as Visual Studio depending on your use case can be better. Goland -> Best in class CLion -> Best in class DataGrip -> Best in class