skp1995

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by skp1995 2y ago
Its great that cursor is working for you. I do think LLMs in general are far far better on Typescript and Python compared to other languages (reflects from the training data) What features of cursor were the most compelling to you? I know t
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by skp1995 2y ago
In my previous life at Facebook, I worked on the infra team and worked on a cluster manager similar to kubernetes, thats where I first heard the term sidecar. Something about the concept of a binary running alongside the pod powering other
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by skp1995 2y ago
yeah I am learning that on neovim you can own a buffer region and instead use that for ai back and forth.. it's a very interesting space
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by skp1995 2y ago
we don't .. in your user settings, type in disable all telemetry and we won't see a thing
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by skp1995 2y ago
They can from the openvsx store https://open-vsx.org/ We also import your extensions automatically (safe guarding against the ones with Microsoft's licensed) You can also just download in from the vscode marketplace w
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by skp1995 2y ago
do you know of helix exposes the LSP APIs all the way to the editor .. if it does doing the integration should be trivial
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by skp1995 2y ago
I would take that as a compliment, big fan of Zed (I hope their extension ecosystem allows for us to plugin sidecar into Zed soon) Tbh I did try out their implementation and it still feels early, one of the key difference we went for was to
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by skp1995 2y ago
Oh for sure! I do want to talk about how rust really helped us so many times when doing refactors or building new features, part of the reason why we were able to iterate so quickly on the AI side of things and ship features
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by skp1995 2y ago
any reason you don't use the chat often, or maybe it's not your usecase?
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by skp1995 2y ago
Honestly we can, I haven't prompted it enough what do you want to use the model for?
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by skp1995 2y ago
RIP, didn't expect that to happen. This is the embedded video btw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i8ZXMgnFSo8 putting it here for prosperity
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by skp1995 2y ago
> 2. Once the assistant window input became active, I wrote something short like "hi", but nothing happenned after pressing ctrl-Enter. I rageclicked around a bit, it's possible I have queued multiple requests. About 30 se
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by skp1995 2y ago
oh, I see your point now. Its weird that they are not doing the search and replace style editing. Altho now that OpenAI also has Predicted Output, I think this will improve and it won't make mistakes while rewriting longer files. The 6
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by skp1995 2y ago
what was so bad about it? genuinely curious cause they did make quite a bit of noise about the integration.
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by skp1995 2y ago
Yup, I have. We also use tree-sitter for the smartness of understanding symbols https://github.com/codestoryai/sidecar/blob/ba20fb3596c71186... and also the editor for talking to the Language Server. What we
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by skp1995 2y ago
I know... we could have built something free form ground up (like zed did) but we had to pick a battle between building a new editor from the grounds up or building from a solid foundation (VSCode) We are a small team right now (4 of us) an
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by skp1995 2y ago
you should be able to use this: https://github.com/codestoryai/binaries/releases/download/1.... let me know if that does not work. All our binaries are listed out here: https://github.com&#x2F
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by skp1995 2y ago
great catch! Thank you for pointing this out
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by skp1995 2y ago
I can give my broader feedback: - Codegen tools today are still not great: The lack of context and not using LSP really burns down the quality of the generated code. - Autocomplete is great Autocomplete is pretty nice, IMHO it helps finish
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by skp1995 2y ago
fork was necessary for the UX we wanted to go for. I do agree that an extension can also satisfy your needs (and it clearly is in your case) Having a deeper integration with the editor allows for some really nice paradigms: - Rollbacks feel
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by skp1995 2y ago
I do remember the Nexus 4 (jelly bean OS). I was fascinated at the time that you could play games on Android and ran the emulator for android on my desktop at that point (I was young and needed the games haha)
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by skp1995 2y ago
Open Source; giving full ownership of the data to the users; running completely locally; we want to make sure you can use Aide no matter the environment you are in.
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by skp1995 2y ago
AIDE == AI + IDE (that was our take on the name)
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by skp1995 2y ago
hahaha
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by skp1995 2y ago
There are quite a few things! VSCode's direction (I am making my own assumptions from the learnings I have) - VSCode is working on the working set direction of making multi-file edits work - Their idea of bringing in other extension is
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by skp1995 2y ago
Fair point! We are not taking a stab at cursor in any way (its a great product) In terms of features I do believe we are differentiated enough, the workflows we came up with are different and we are all about giving back the data (prompt+re
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by skp1995 2y ago
Yes there is, we have the binary link on our website but putting it here: - arm64 build: https://github.com/codestoryai/binaries/releases/download/1.... - x86 build: https://github.com/co
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by skp1995 2y ago
its fixed!
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by skp1995 2y ago
wooops... on it (we got rate limited by Github) in the meanwhile https://github.com/codestoryai/binaries/releases/tag/1.94.2.... check this out
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by skp1995 2y ago
you missed this one https://github.com/codestoryai/sidecar Sidecar: The AI brains Aide: https://github.com/codestoryai/aide the editor

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