thakkarparth007

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by thakkarparth007 4y ago
There's replit. Constantly announcing new features around such models. They'd introduced "ghostwriter" a while back and yesterday or so they announced ghostwriter chat.
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by thakkarparth007 4y ago
oh lol. Yeah, messed up while rewriting. Fixing. Thanks!
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by thakkarparth007 4y ago
Hey Gavin, that's consistent with what I said in the blog post. Header files (.h) and (.c) files are classified as having the same language (C). As a result, if you have the header file open in a tab (or in the workspace -- I'm no
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by thakkarparth007 4y ago
Yeah, I second what bibabloo said. Sometimes when I want to edit something, I comment out existing thing, and start writing what'd be the new version. Then copilot autocompletes what I have in mind (often enough).
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by thakkarparth007 4y ago
RE: neovim Looks like the 20 file logic is present in neovim as well. I went through its code ( https://github.com/github/copilot.vim/blob/release/copilot/d... ) after beautifying it ( https:/&#x
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by thakkarparth007 4y ago
I think the UX of large suggestions will require a lot of thinking and experimentation. That's because the longer the output of such model, higher the risk of it making some mistake. For short completions, it's often easy to ident
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by thakkarparth007 4y ago
Thank you! :)
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by thakkarparth007 4y ago
Heh this blew up here :D Didn't know till a friend told me about it. I'd love to know if you guys have any specific questions about copilot's internals that I can try to answer by staring at the code or if you have any feedba
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by thakkarparth007 4y ago
The "Privacy – Copilot for Individuals" section under https://github.com/features/copilot does say that Copilot collects code snippets if allowed by telemetry. > User Engagement Data When you use GitHub Co
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Sun, Java, IBM and Eclipse
2 points by thakkarparth007 9y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: Convert paper into keyboard
3 points by thakkarparth007 10y ago|0 comments
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by thakkarparth007 10y ago
Algorithms by Papadimitriou would be a pleasant read on algorithms.