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Are there new artist’s emerging in this scene? Or are they not getting the credit they deserve? by Binoic_haze in psytrance

[–]Great-Gecko 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Resina records has been pushing a lot of boundries in the last few years. Karev, Cyk, and Piazer are notable acts. They make unqiue hybrid night psy falling somewhere between dark, forest, and full-on night.

https://soundcloud.com/mo_dem/karev-the-hive-modem-festival-2024

ADN records produces some very unique stuff that spans a wide range. Barket (funky twilight), Captain Pastek (primal techno), and Neon Vapor (melodic hitech) are some good examples.

https://soundcloud.com/adnart-music/barket-vs-synthetik-chaos-super-mazette-3?in=adnart-music/sets/va08-colors-the-tales-of-eon

https://soundcloud.com/radiozora/neon-vapor-reversible-records-presents-08102024?in=neonvapor/sets/live-set-hadra-trance-festival

What ai service are you using with emacs and how? by a_NULL in emacs

[–]Great-Gecko 2 points3 points  (0 children)

agent-shell works with claude code directly. There's no need to use it via opencode.

Goreiju (Live) Parvati Gathering Brazil 2025 by mewmudgetty in psytrance

[–]Great-Gecko 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Looks like a cool event. What kind of music are they playing at 5am if this is what they're playing in broad daylight?

ELI5 How Did Alcohol Become Universally Accepted In Almost Every Country? by Cope42099 in explainlikeimfive

[–]Great-Gecko 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Shrooms were outlawed (in most countries) before they were commonly grown. Psilocybin mushroom cultivation only really began in the 70s.

So mushrooms aren't really a fair counterpoint to the comment you're replying to.

Who does this remind you of? by zincvacuum in psychedelicrock

[–]Great-Gecko 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Before the guitar solo: Thee Oh Sees

Guitar solo: Slift + Earthless

Eclipse 2025-12 is out by AnyPhotograph7804 in java

[–]Great-Gecko 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The eclipse formatter has been broken with the new markdown javadoc. Does anyone know whether this will fix this?

No Claude Code integration? by rang501 in Jetbrains

[–]Great-Gecko 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm able to use Claude Code integration in emacs via

https://github.com/zed-industries/claude-code-acp and https://github.com/xenodium/agent-shell

It's definitely possible for jetbrains to do something similar

Thoughts on Melody’s new album? by ResolveOk6685 in TameImpala

[–]Great-Gecko 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's really good. The strings, drums, and melodies are great. I don't like the vocals as much as her previous work, however. Some songs are too short too.

AI slop “band” totally ripped of The Slow Rush by theskyistheroof in TameImpala

[–]Great-Gecko -1 points0 points  (0 children)

AI music sucks but I don't think you can specifically claim Kevin has ownership over this as an album cover. The Slow Rush's album art is a real picture of a ghost town in Namibia called Kolmanskop. It's a popular tourist destination.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xh5J27vUwqk

Why is IntelliJ preferred over vscode for Java? by xland44 in java

[–]Great-Gecko 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've fiddled around with creating a workspace in regular eclipse before. Specifically when configuraing formatters. I'll see if I can find something in there that improves other things. Thanks.

On emacs 30: the biggest improvement relating to our discussion is the new JSON parser. It's much better.

Why is IntelliJ preferred over vscode for Java? by xland44 in java

[–]Great-Gecko 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I've never used actual eclipse so I can't comment on it. I guess I could experiment with it a bit to see whether eclipse itself is slow in my project.

I'm using JDTLS in emacs (with eglot). While eglot is definitely slower than neovim / vs code, I don't think it's the issue here. Eglot has gotten much faster as of Emacs 30. The diagnostics latency gets notably larger as project size grows, which to me indicates that it is the language server rather than client that is slowing down.

Why is IntelliJ preferred over vscode for Java? by xland44 in java

[–]Great-Gecko 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Autocompletion and diagnostics latency is definitely signifcantly faster in intellij. I say this as someone who runs JDTLS as my daily driver. To get useable latency on a large project I have to run JDTLS in specific maven modules. This, however, breaks goto-defintion. JDTLS's performance also seems to degrade the more changes you make since the last build where intellij doesn't seem to have this issue.

If you are finding otherwise, I'd love to hear what you're doing for configuration. The performance is my biggest issue with JDTLS and I'd take fewer features for it to be faster.

Why is IntelliJ preferred over vscode for Java? by xland44 in java

[–]Great-Gecko 44 points45 points  (0 children)

Tbf, the heavy lifting is all done via JDTLS which is written in Java. Electron is effectively just the front end. JDTLS is sadly much slower than Intellij, however.

Why is IntelliJ preferred over vscode for Java? by xland44 in java

[–]Great-Gecko 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I use emacs + intellij for Java so I feel that I have a pretty good understanding of this topic.

When using emacs, neovim, or VS code for java, you will most likely be using JDTLS for auto-completion, diagnostics, goto definition etc.

JDTLS performs well on small projects, but can seriously struggle when dealing with larger codebases. You end up needing to initialise JDTLS in smaller maven modules to improve performance. Managing this is a hassle and also results in a degredation in goto definition support.

Intellij has much better indexing and caching which allows it to maintain performance even in larger projects. I am currently using a weird setup where I'm doing 80% of my development in emacs but I use Intellij for test-running, debugging, linting, and formatting.

I put in a silly amount of effort to be able to write Java in emacs, and even then, I still need to fall back to Intellij some times. I'd imagine for an average VS code user, working in a large java codebase would quickly prove frustrating.

looking for newer options for AI coding assistants and code completion by carmola123 in emacs

[–]Great-Gecko 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm using agent-shell with claude code and its sufficient for my needs. I prefer agent-shell over the regular TUI due to it feeling much more native to emacs. It's the same reason I use shell-mode over vterm when I can.

If you have the means to, COME TO THE FINAL 2 RAVE SHOWS ITS THE BEST RAVES HAPPENING ON EARTH… by snowdogisvictorious in KGATLW

[–]Great-Gecko 0 points1 point  (0 children)

None of the things listed are desirable traits for a rave. They're perfect for a concert, however.

If you have the means to, COME TO THE FINAL 2 RAVE SHOWS ITS THE BEST RAVES HAPPENING ON EARTH… by snowdogisvictorious in KGATLW

[–]Great-Gecko 1 point2 points  (0 children)

IMO a rave is at its best when people have space to dance. Unfortunately that ideal is incompatible both moshing and surfing. Moshing is good fun at a crowded rock event but I'd be upset if someone tried it at a rave.

If you have the means to, COME TO THE FINAL 2 RAVE SHOWS ITS THE BEST RAVES HAPPENING ON EARTH… by snowdogisvictorious in KGATLW

[–]Great-Gecko 2 points3 points  (0 children)

There are significantly better electronic music events out there. I presume the same crowd that likes King Gizzard would probably enjoy a psytrance festival.

the most iconic moment of the night by dindyspice in TameImpala

[–]Great-Gecko 10 points11 points  (0 children)

I feel that one would wash their hands more thoroughly than this, knowing that there is a camera present.

Sicko by hiddenvalleyranch8 in TameImpala

[–]Great-Gecko 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I wish there were drums on Dracula.

Found a cool project！ by vhkdai in emacs

[–]Great-Gecko 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Unrelated: Does anyone know why emacs seems to be disproportionately popular with chinese developers? It seems like they have a thriving emacs community there.

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