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by sestinj 3y ago
The first is already possible today! Using "ContextProviders", you can specify external resources to use as context. For example, we have a GitHub Issues ContextProvider that lets you type '@issue' and then search throug
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by sestinj 3y ago
We have something similar in our plans. While the LSP doesn't directly offer all of the APIs we need, we want to be an "extended LSP", and integrate an LSP as part of the Continue server.
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by sestinj 3y ago
We very much agree, and are aiming to tackle exactly this problem with Continue. Curious to know more about what you've tried and learned. What are the limitations that cause you to return to ChatGPT? On another note: we purposefully r
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by sestinj 3y ago
We've tried embedding search multiple times, and are also looking into the LSP. We actually removed the former for the time being because it reduces control/transparency when files are automatically being selected. Soon however we
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by sestinj 3y ago
I've had the best luck with WizardLM-7B. It runs at ~4 tokens/sec on my M1 and has decent outputs for simple situations. While it can't handle complex refactors like gpt4, I believe there's room to improve both via promp
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by sestinj 3y ago
I'm not aware of any reason we would be connecting to windows.net. I would be surprised if VS Code did not already have access to Desktop / Documents / etc. but if this is the case, then Continue reads the currently open file
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by sestinj 3y ago
We've experimented with it quite a bit, and at one point used it as our default model for inline edits. As they discuss in section 5.1 of the paper ( https://arxiv.org/pdf/2305.06161.pdf ), they've trained on d
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by sestinj 3y ago
This is very near on the roadmap, and we agree it will be awesome! As of now, if there are collections of definitions that you frequently reference, you could save them in the system message, or write custom slash commands that let you pref
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by sestinj 3y ago
We wanted to make it as easy as possible for people to try Continue, so we allow 250 free requests. These use gpt4. If you plug in your own API key in VS Code settings, it will also use gpt4 by default. We'll update the /help mess
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by sestinj 3y ago
Just deleted: https://github.com/continuedev/continue/commit/eba2f57a6462f... Neither were doing anything, we simply forgot to `npm uninstall` after (a while ago) playing around to decide which service to use
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by sestinj 3y ago
Right now we are similar, but the open-source part is really key. We think that the ability to write custom plugins will make for a completely different kind of product. And yes, by default Continue sees your open file, but you can also hig
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by sestinj 3y ago
Really appreciate this! Would love to hear feedback once you try
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by sestinj 3y ago
Focusing on VS Code for at least the next few weeks, but we've planned from the start! You can read more here ( https://continue.dev/docs/how-continue-works ), but the Continue server abstracts over the IDE APIs, so
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by sestinj 3y ago
Just fixed, thanks for the heads up. Latest version should be v0.0.207.
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by sestinj 3y ago
Appreciate the deep read into the docs! > We've found claude-2 very capable, especially for chat functionality, and especially in situations where you're looking for the equivalent of a faster Google search, even smaller models
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Show HN: Continue – Open-source coding autopilot(github.com)
298 points by sestinj 3y ago|103 comments
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HackYear – A yearlong hackathon and incubator for students taking a gap year(hackyear.io)
3 points by sestinj 6y ago|0 comments