Playing with my elisp grammar has exposed some interesting corners of the syntax that I haven't seen before.
This is a legal character:
?\C-\M-\S-\H-\s-\A-i
Actually pressing ctrl-meta-shift-hyper-super-alt-i might be a little challenging though :)
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Should code completion offer private methods/fields?
If the user chooses a private method, you can offer a quickfix to change its visibility. It's clutter though.
I frequently find myself wanting fields that I haven't exposed yet, and frustrated that the IDE hides them.
It's important to update your system regularly, to pick up security updates. This should ideally be automated.
But if you could only update one thing, I think it should probably your browser. It's exposed to data from a huge range of sources and regularly has nasty bugs.
Emacs trivia: the list of buffers used to be exposed to elisp as buffer-alist. It's now C-only because it's a footgun if you mutate it.