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   by jacob-jackson 8y ago

   You can still evaluate it if your project is larger than 200KB. TabNine will choose files to index that are relevant to the files you are editing (determined by distance in the directory tree).
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   by jacob-jackson 8y ago

   TabNine will still work on projects of 15MB or more, it will index the 15MB of files that are most relevant to the files you are editing (determined by distance in the directory tree). The limit exists because otherwise latency or RAM usage
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   by jacob-jackson 8y ago

   Your concerns are understandable. It is about as risky as installing an editor plugin which updates automatically. The private keys used to sign releases are kept offline and would not be available to an attacker even if they compromised my
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   by jacob-jackson 8y ago

   YouCompleteMe will be better than TabNine for API exploration. TabNine will be more reliable (it will work correctly with malformed, ill-typed, or half-written code) and it can find patterns in your code, like you can see in the pictures on
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   by jacob-jackson 8y ago

   Sorry :( Emacs support is coming within a couple months. You can sign up at https://tabnine.com/install to be notified when it's released.
6. 36.▲
   by jacob-jackson 8y ago

   Thanks for the kind words! I'll write a guide within the next couple of days on how to write a client.
7. 37.▲
   Show HN: TabNine, an autocompleter for all languages(tabnine.com)

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