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by skp1995 2y ago
TIL, I thought we covered the ground when grepping for Aide. Funny that its also an editor
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by skp1995 2y ago
hmm.... I do think it can be extended to work outside of just the VSCode environment. If you look at the sidecar side of things: https://github.com/codestoryai/sidecar/blob/ba20fb3596c71186... these are the m
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by skp1995 2y ago
I ... did not know that. We should probably pick another name then
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by skp1995 2y ago
yup! feel free to add the client support, you are on the right track with the changes. To test the whole flow out here are a few things you will want to do: - https://github.com/codestoryai/sidecar/blob/ba20fb
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by skp1995 2y ago
Thanks for your interest in Aide! If I understood that correctly, it would mean supporting Claude via the AWS Bedrock endpoint, we will make that happen. If the underlying LLM does not change then adding more connectors is pretty easy, I wi
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by skp1995 2y ago
VSCode forks are not new, there are many companies out there building towards this vision. What sets us apart is partly our philosophy (deeply integrating into the editor) and also the tech stack (running everything to the dot locally) and
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Show HN: Aide, an open-source AI native IDE(aide.dev)
253 points by skp1995 2y ago|169 comments
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by skp1995 2y ago
measuring that part is hard IMHO (without the whole context) I think in the same vein, the first token generated is also not as important as the final answer, without the full context it generally gives no signal. To measure the intelligenc
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Time to First Intelligence
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by skp1995 2y ago
isn't difftastic the new way to do this? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39778412 I highly recommend trying it out.
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by skp1995 2y ago
That's what we are doing at Aide (shameless plug since I work on Aide) I think using the LSP is not just a trivial task of grabbing definitions using the LSP, there is context management and the speed at which inference works. On top o
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by skp1995 2y ago
cursor is cool ngl, I do find it missing for the use-cases I would want help. Honestly I don't use LLMs a lot daily (copilot is distracting, chat is ¯\(°_o)/¯ I know the codebase pretty well) The kind of help I personally want is
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by skp1995 2y ago
oh I could write a book on this lol, lots of limitations. One of the core reasons being: extensions by design are super limited in the functionality they can provide. We did have an extension which worked okay while we were still learning t
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by skp1995 2y ago
We are working on https://aide.dev/ an editor forked from VSCode which allows you to utilize LLMs to speed up coding. Our approach is a bit different since unlike making a better copilot or a chat experience we are building
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by skp1995 2y ago
its a bit more than that, you can clearly see that the decoding speed is super fast
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by skp1995 2y ago
yeah that caught my eye too, looks to me like speculative editing (they mentioned that its faster to each its input) + prompt-caching it would literally build up on all the tech they have
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Finetuning is now 1 second(ai.google.dev)
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CodeStory (YC S23) Is Hiring a Founding Engineer for Building AI-Native IDE(workatastartup.com)
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CodeStory (YC S23) is hiring a Founding Engineer for building an AI-native IDE(workatastartup.com)
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by skp1995 3y ago
yeah for me too, I learnt so much from code reviews and how to do a good code review, it is a super important workflow
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by skp1995 3y ago
Not sure about tedious but code reviews do come to mind. IMHO code reviews are super important but the context switch between coding and reviewing code gets to you at some point.
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Ask HN: Have you guys used the newer Claude models in production?
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by skp1995 3y ago
This is a pretty good implementation. I like the simplicity of it, reminds me of SQLite backed storage decorators we used to have, where the data was persisted to a DB instead of the file system (altho thats just a different storage engine)
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by skp1995 3y ago
StarCoder2 shows good performance on Code Completion benchmarks
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Starcoder-2(huggingface.co)
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by skp1995 3y ago
This has more to do with the fact that copilot by nature is additive and not editing your code. There was a recent report about how code quality is dropping in codebases because of the repetitive code being introduced by copilot. The next e
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by skp1995 3y ago
As someone building in the AI space I can give my unbiased opinion. I do not think AI is the big productivity boost we expect them to be yet. I have been a software engineer for around 6 years now and I the only AI tooling I prefer and have
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by skp1995 3y ago
I have a love/hate relationship with "hack days". Back when I was an intern I had a lot of fun during hack days. Getting to see a new part of the codebase and getting to interact with new teams is always fun. When I was worki
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by skp1995 3y ago
not really copying the whole files, but I work in an editor which has keyboard shortcuts for adding the relevant context from files and putting that in the prompts. Straight up giving large files tends to degrade performance (so you need to
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by skp1995 3y ago
I use the default prompt template which is defined in the tokenizer.config https://huggingface.co/deepseek-ai/deepseek-coder-33b-instru... No special flags or anything, just the standard format. Do take care of the spa

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