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When I use Copilot I make sure code it writes matches my own style. If it doesn’t I modify the output to what I would have written. I never accept more than a f
by oefrha 2y ago
When I use Copilot I make sure code it writes matches my own style. If it doesn’t I modify the output to what I would have written. I never accept more than a few lines at a time unless it’s something completely boilerplaty. The result is my Copilot-assisted code is byte by byte identical to the code I would produce without it. I challenge you to SynthID that.
I know there are people who don’t give a shit about code quality as long as it runs, which I suppose is why we’re seeing all these “ChatGPT-written” Show HNs. But that’s far from everyone.
- vasco 2y agoYep with that way of using it you should be safe, like I said even for normal text it needs a minimum of 3 sentences to be reliable, for code many times you only do small autocompletions and it would be very hard. I just think SynthID is interesting because I don't like the idea of watermarked AIs so it's useful to know how they're doing it.