I wouldn't take the IP risk for any commercial work. And my fun is fun.

good point ! I'm mostly considering it to boost my productivity when I'm in a slump (brain struggling to come up with a clear path forward, uninspired, depressed, or whatever). I basically want it to write shit code, any code, just to kickstart my coding engine.

anything to avoid the tyranny of the blank page

I have it enabled in VS Code and sometimes it proposes useful snippets. But it is not more than 1% of what I write so not really a meaningful difference.

@U0522TWDA how did you get around the unbalanced parans problem ? I tried it back when it was on beta and I remember it not working great with calva's auto closing parans ( which I'm used so didn't even try disabling it)

Yes, it sucks. I have to fix those manually 😭

Title idea: God rode a bike

because of the cracks in the road?

Ha! Ya know the old one right... two steps of footsteps in the sand, then one set, then why? Here we have bike treads and footsteps. And then just bike treads. Then a (extremely funny, if I do say so myself) faulty conclusion.

I don't have as many inspirational posters on my wall as I should 🙂

Hey, maybe time to set up an Etsy shop!

🤑

There's a couple of different APIs: https://developers.google.com/calendar/api/guides/overview

I might go with that. I'm not sure if I should learn their API or parse iCal. Possibly my chance to learn one of the clojure parsing libraries esp as I only want to read it

If it's going to hurt anyway, maybe deal with the pain that gives you the most benefit, and get it into Emacs/org-mode? Everything's better in Emacs ;)

It is going to be emacs or clojure. And if it is clojure then probably babashka giving me a string to insert in emacs. That is my problem. Every solution that requires effort looks like fun

Well so long as it's fun ... ;)

CalDAV is a standard so at least it might be useful in other contexts

(not saying standards are fun though 😉

How long will Google support caldav tho?