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by mlejva 4y ago
Yes. That’s one of the goals with e2b
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by mlejva 4y ago
Thanks for the questions. I’ll reply just a bit later. I’m in a train and reading/writing makes my stomach sick
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by mlejva 4y ago
e2b isn't like copilot. You don't really write code in our "IDE". Currently, it works in a way that you write a technical spec and then collaborate with an AI agent that builds the software for you. It's more like
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by mlejva 4y ago
I don't think the integration with vscode would work well here. We're ditching a lot of existing workflows for a completely new interaction between the developer and the agent. It's not like copilot at all. E2b is more like h
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by mlejva 4y ago
Would love to learn more about what you're building! Do you have anything to share?
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by mlejva 4y ago
Hey! Thanks for the question. Our editor isn't a regular coding editor. You don't actually write code with e2b. You write technical specs and then collaborate with an AI agent. Imagine it more like having a virtual developer at yo
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by mlejva 4y ago
Good point and feedback, thank you. We'll update readme. A lot of UX, UI, DX work related to LLMs is completely new. We ourselves have a lot of new realizations. > While you mention that you can bring your own model, prompt, etc, th
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by mlejva 4y ago
Hey, thank you for the feedback. I understand that having a requirement for OpenAI key isn’t good for folks. The project is 4 weeks old and OpenAI is what we started with as a LLM. We want to create interface for people to bring and connect
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by mlejva 4y ago
Hey everyone, I quite frankly really didn't expect our project getting on HN front page in 2 minutes after posting. I'm one of the creators of this project. It's pretty nascent and a lot of work needs to be done so bear with
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Show HN: We are building an open-source IDE powered by AI(github.com)
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Using GPT-4 to create custom UI on demand inside apps(twitter.com)
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Letting ChatGPT write, run, debug, and deploy serverless functions(twitter.com)
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ChatGPT and Code Interpreter = Magic(andrewmayneblog.wordpress.com)
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GPT building, debugging, testing, and deploying AWS Lambda with just English(twitter.com)
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Towards Trillion Parameter Language Model with Sparse Heterogeneous Computing(arxiv.org)
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by mlejva 4y ago
No… But it might be good idea to ask it for our penetration testing and security
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It started as cherry picked but as you come up with better solutions and handling unexpected situations it becomes magically good at building things
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by mlejva 4y ago
Hey everyone! I’m the original Reddit poster and one of the creators of this agent. We essentially give the agent a full cloud sandboxed environment as it’s playground (it’s Firecracker). We’re working on this agent as a part of a bigger pr
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Demo of GPT-3.5 agent using developer tools in a sandboxed cloud environment(twitter.com)
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by mlejva 4y ago
Hey HN, my friend and I have built this agent as part of a bigger project that we're building. The demo is a vide on youtube. It's not using GPT-4 (yet), it's GPT-3.5 (GPTChat). The agent is capable of using various tools to
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Demo of an AI agent capable of writing and deploying Node.js server(twitter.com)
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End-to-End AI Demo(twitter.com)
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Ask HN: What service are you using for serverless functions?
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Understanding Determinism Part 1: Intro and Floating Points(shaderfun.com)
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by mlejva 4y ago
If you think Firecracker is interesting, checkout Cloud Hypervisor [0]. The difference according to Cloud Hypervisor team: > A large part of the Cloud Hypervisor code is based on either the Firecracker or the crosvm project's implem
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Go – Embed Package(pkg.go.dev)
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Tell HN: ChatGPT is great for planning your trips
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Chrome Remote Desktop(remotedesktop.google.com)
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Chrome Enterprise(chromeenterprise.google)
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Cloudflare China Network(developers.cloudflare.com)
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