Mark and Scott are a delight to watch. Their coding is both fun and educational, and I was left feeling both entertained and informed. Thank you, Microsoft, for bringing us such talented speakers! 😁😁
All these set of materials that are being generated during MS Build and posted here, are an invaluable asset for the humanity... people will understand that in the future. No joke!
Brilliant, the way these two presented this session is incredible. I enjoyed it and indeed end up learning that how much can be done with CoPilot in so little time. Moreover, how important it is to not go for overkill for small tasks, which can be done by GPT 3 and even smaller models. Third and most importantly, code-review! This will be a new headache for technical leads and I think this will lead to more hirings. Where some roles will suffer due to AI, there are some roles which will benefit. To be on the forefront of this race gives us huge advantage!
this was really enjoyable to watch. I learned so much in 1 hour than I have in weeks. Thanks guys! Just one question. What app was that recorder, speech to txt? Is that a windows 11 feature or is that an app that you need to install?
this is how lerning is fun - promote those guys to teach more stuff. But maybe its chatGPT so invest more into chatGPT! And give it ability to control my vs code / pycharm already im tired of copyp pasting super slowly and error fixing when it can do it 10x faster :) (also use my idle pc ressources to run it)
Great entertaining mildly makes it 100000000x easyer to lern since more dopamine that helps encode the information in my neural networks better (humans feel different since different programms run on brians some less some more consistant dopamine and processing attention and so on likely). I love chatGPT but it can be way easyer his memory is the problem mainly :) context memory or memory systems (does not have to be perfect but it for example could keep processing in the backgorund to try to improve and be liek "you know what there is actually a better way because i forgot requirement X and therefore i do this Y and we should wait since my models and predictions think it could take about Z to get to a fortuer breaththrought altho we can continue to talk becuase maybe it changes where i would go" kinda like that. Not "instant" oh misses something "instant" oh misses sointhng" "instant" oh it worked! "instnat" oh it forgot previous context......... also use idle PC ressoruces there are terraflops of compute all over the personal computers so it would be a waste to not at least use them partially for finuetuned to your pc stuff that is low risk or not proprietory )
Awesome session!
Mark and Scott are a delight to watch. Their coding is both fun and educational, and I was left feeling both entertained and informed. Thank you, Microsoft, for bringing us such talented speakers! 😁😁
Scott is without a doubt an absolute gem !!! 💎💎💎
🥰
@@shanselman Love from Pakistan 🇵🇰 sir. I've grown up watching you. Almost 14 years of Scott Hanselman now and many manyyy more to come!!! 🙂
All these set of materials that are being generated during MS Build and posted here, are an invaluable asset for the humanity... people will understand that in the future. No joke!
Don't think so
Code on my GitHub
@@marlonchosky dont think they will or dont think it will be valuable asset?
@@cabla30 people will understand
The whole 1hr session was truly enjoyable
Probably the best tech talk I've ever seen
It's INSANE that these videos don't have millions of views already!! The future is knocking.. how long before humanity opens the door
Excellent session! Thoroughly intertaining and informative - what more can a person ask for!
Two of my favorite folks! Love it!🎉
I was front row just off to the side behind the stationary camera for this amazing talk. :)
You can see the back of my head at 1:00:30
Amazing session and the way how you presented it - so fun!
This was so cool. It was hilarious and informative.
Two of my IT heros, so neat
Brilliant, the way these two presented this session is incredible. I enjoyed it and indeed end up learning that how much can be done with CoPilot in so little time. Moreover, how important it is to not go for overkill for small tasks, which can be done by GPT 3 and even smaller models. Third and most importantly, code-review! This will be a new headache for technical leads and I think this will lead to more hirings. Where some roles will suffer due to AI, there are some roles which will benefit.
To be on the forefront of this race gives us huge advantage!
What a fun session it was :) I just followed both guys in twitter.
Great demo. Not one to worry about AI but GPT-4 showing emergent ability was, surprising
This is actually entertaining
This was entertaining and educational
This is like stand up for geeks
this was really enjoyable to watch. I learned so much in 1 hour than I have in weeks. Thanks guys! Just one question. What app was that recorder, speech to txt? Is that a windows 11 feature or is that an app that you need to install?
That’s Windows Key + H, it’s built into windows
Amazing!
Ofc its all staged but turned out great because both of them are awesome guys. Also Scott had a nice comeback with "You should Google it with Bing". 🤣
What do you mean “staged?” It was practiced but it’s all 100% live. One laptop, all code generated from production copilot service.
Amazing
Great fun
can i disable the data collection on windows 11 with the copilot?
You’ve got one guess… 😂
When did Dr. Strange started programming. 😍
What tool is Scott using to annotate on the screen?
Zoomit
this is how lerning is fun - promote those guys to teach more stuff. But maybe its chatGPT so invest more into chatGPT! And give it ability to control my vs code / pycharm already im tired of copyp pasting super slowly and error fixing when it can do it 10x faster :) (also use my idle pc ressources to run it)
We need the name of the theme @Scott!!
My theme is Yonce and it’s at yoncetheme.com
Anyone know what Scott uses to annotate the screen in realtime?
That’s ZoomIt. Install it with “Winget install sysinternals”
@@shanselman TIL, thanks Scott!
Great entertaining mildly makes it 100000000x easyer to lern since more dopamine that helps encode the information in my neural networks better (humans feel different since different programms run on brians some less some more consistant dopamine and processing attention and so on likely).
I love chatGPT but it can be way easyer his memory is the problem mainly :) context memory or memory systems (does not have to be perfect but it for example could keep processing in the backgorund to try to improve and be liek "you know what there is actually a better way because i forgot requirement X and therefore i do this Y and we should wait since my models and predictions think it could take about Z to get to a fortuer breaththrought altho we can continue to talk becuase maybe it changes where i would go" kinda like that. Not "instant" oh misses something "instant" oh misses sointhng" "instant" oh it worked! "instnat" oh it forgot previous context......... also use idle PC ressoruces there are terraflops of compute all over the personal computers so it would be a waste to not at least use them partially for finuetuned to your pc stuff that is low risk or not proprietory )
That's funny Scott.
what vs code theme is thaaaaat?
That’s yoncetheme.com
Funny 😀
When he was a boy, Scott Hanselman might be a hyperactive.
I did ok
☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️😎😎😎😎😎
Generating code in ChatGPT 4 still sucks. Generic templates is what’s served mostly, the times it’s not full of bugs.
Bob? 😂
hotdog
This will look so silly in few years when coding on this level will be basically nonexistent.
A pity the game is offline 🥲