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A lot of these suggestion things are nifty - another one is a machine learning code helper (spots errors, identifies errors, etc). Not sure if this even has an
by fizzbatter 10y ago
A lot of these suggestion things are nifty - another one is a machine learning code helper (spots errors, identifies errors, etc).
Not sure if this even has an api.. but i want it to. Despite that, my problem with them is that there's no way i'm going to send every failed command or all my code to some random 3rd party. It just isn't happening.
I'd love for this thing to be a local install, and then i can pipe any command failures i have to it locally, and feel semi-secure about them.
Really, i think i just need to bite the bullet and improve my understanding of the math behind ML (i'm terrible at math), and take a course or two on ML. I feel like there are so many opportunities for ML in your local life, that you would never ship off to a 3rd party. Hard to profit from, but seems great for open source projects.
(Note, i didn't mean to imply that this site used ML at all.. the other code suggester service does.. and the two, from a UX perspective, feel similar to me)
- MBVaughn 10y agoThanks for your feedback! Currently, we don't have an external API, for curation and server load reasons. Also, we want to be as transparent as possible about what data is collected - the current website is a wholly "opt-in" sort of design.