The further you get into your project and dependencies the worse it gets. Its hallucinations in production

Dec 18, 2024
7:37:51pm

CSoul Hardcore Democrat

code and with smaller libraries is around 50% or higher. And I use it every time I code. It's just a basic issue with LLMs though that won't ever be fixed with current tech.

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Originally posted on Dec 18, 2024 at 7:37:51pm

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Copilot is now free to use in VS Studio Code.

rtNelson

Dec 18, 6:57pm

If you know what you're doing it's very helpful. If you don't know what you're

grosven

Dec 18, 7:05pm

I’ve been using copilot since it came out.

letthewookieewin

Dec 18, 7:05pm

I find it quite helpful but usually only once I'm halfway through what I'm

BYUpsychom

Dec 18, 7:20pm

The further you get into your project and dependencies the worse it gets. Its hallucinations in production

CSoul

Dec 18, 7:37pm

Cursor is better, but I've been using the Continue VSCode extension w/ Ollama.

molodyets

Dec 18, 8:22pm

I've used both Ollama w/ Llama and copilot in nvim it's a stackoverflow

franklyvulgar

12:42am

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