ctrl + k has the same functionality now with the copilot extension in vscode that it does in cursor (i.e. edit selected code or generate new stuff) and now there is a copilot chat extension as well that does what ctrl + L does. so atleast for the features you have shown - vscode does already have them with only two extensions (you do have to have access to copilot for them to work of course).
@@ChrisTitusTech that's fair. have you given CodyAI a try (another vscode extension)? I'm not sure which LLM it uses in the backend (though i's probably either gpt-3.5 or claude) and it seems to be pretty accurate. It's selling point however is that it's aware of the entire codebase and can give more relevant results - the caveat being the size of the project of course. btw unrelated but I really loved all your recent system seup videos. I'm going to be a buying a pretty speced out 4090 machine for my machine learning work - unfortunately I have to use nvidia due to ROCm being absolute dog shit. After your recent hyprland setup, do you think getting an amd card dedicated for display is a good option? (i have a 4k and a 2k display so can't cheap out too much even if that gpu won't do much). I've been using hyprland for a while now and love it but I'm very concerned how it will perform on a 4090 and if I'll have to switch back to i3. I love your videos, keep up the work!
Thank you I use A.I. to help me write the code(the last time I coded I was using a ZX81 or Acorn Electron a very,very long time ago) then get it to explain it and I keep a copy of the explanation with the code for reference.
The self-hosted AI generators is where the future is. I'm working on a setting up my own chat bot and only feeding it documentation of languages I want checked. Less inputs = more reliable output. The main problem with GPT is there is too much information it is pulling from and it can get confused and spit out libraries that don't exist or just make things up.
I really like AI for interpreting coding errors and application execution errors. They are often in arcane, verbose language and code syntax, but AI is great at converting that to NL.
quick summary of 2 days user free trail last for about 6h of coding is it worth installing not ready first the in code completion gives out 3000 querys is not lasting long before its gone Especially when it suggest wrong. its gets second try or 8th its start to sum up
I really like the way you handle your website. I myself want to make website for blog, posting the things i learn... not for commercial use, for just showcase. Can you make video about it 😁, it would be very insightful.
Totally irrelevant for the point of the video (and thanks for that!), but if you have some spare time would you happen to do a video on how you visually set your VS code? It looks absolutely gorgeous and I find it quite important to have such a clean environment while working! Big hugs from Portugal!!
I did a compliance check on Cursor a view months ago. And it send every query and result throu there proxy to use if for product improvements. And then forwards it to openAI/AzureGPT or whatever you wonna use. Thats why i dont like it. I rather use an GPT add-in in VS code that dosnt do that and only communicates with OpenAI for instance. So be carefull with sensitive code. As you always should be with AI tools.
Last time I tried Grok it wasn't very good. GPT was light years better results wise... unless you want it to cuss at you or spit out some controversial output lol.
Great info Chris, thanks, I would love you yo maybe, decomplile Curser and then open another Curser up ask it what it's code iis all bout and see how well it can explain it's very self, I mean just to see if there is any hidden badboys are sneaked in. Now that would be a find.
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ctrl + k has the same functionality now with the copilot extension in vscode that it does in cursor (i.e. edit selected code or generate new stuff) and now there is a copilot chat extension as well that does what ctrl + L does. so atleast for the features you have shown - vscode does already have them with only two extensions (you do have to have access to copilot for them to work of course).
Copilot isn't as accurate as GPT, but its only a matter of time before it catches up. Good to see this happening.
@@ChrisTitusTech that's fair. have you given CodyAI a try (another vscode extension)? I'm not sure which LLM it uses in the backend (though i's probably either gpt-3.5 or claude) and it seems to be pretty accurate. It's selling point however is that it's aware of the entire codebase and can give more relevant results - the caveat being the size of the project of course.
btw unrelated but I really loved all your recent system seup videos. I'm going to be a buying a pretty speced out 4090 machine for my machine learning work - unfortunately I have to use nvidia due to ROCm being absolute dog shit. After your recent hyprland setup, do you think getting an amd card dedicated for display is a good option? (i have a 4k and a 2k display so can't cheap out too much even if that gpu won't do much). I've been using hyprland for a while now and love it but I'm very concerned how it will perform on a 4090 and if I'll have to switch back to i3.
I love your videos, keep up the work!
If you only using chatgpt 3.5 then copilot would be the better choice
@RationalBeing-rh1zf Just use mason. I'm using copilot in Neovim btw, works like charm
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4:00 which file manager?
seems Linux file manager
it is getting better but at the moment i don't trust gpt with the hallucinations is has
What font do you use?
What theme is being used here?
Thank you so much, I needed this. Can't believe how it really understands my code like normal AI never would.
Thank you I use A.I. to help me write the code(the last time I coded I was using a ZX81 or Acorn Electron a very,very long time ago) then get it to explain it and I keep a copy of the explanation with the code for reference.
Is it VS code with chatGPT?
Me using open source Alternative of co pilot: Codeium with nice live chat feature with libraries
The self-hosted AI generators is where the future is. I'm working on a setting up my own chat bot and only feeding it documentation of languages I want checked. Less inputs = more reliable output.
The main problem with GPT is there is too much information it is pulling from and it can get confused and spit out libraries that don't exist or just make things up.
@@ChrisTitusTech I also wanted to create personal ai assistant, I saw some impressive model in hugging face, waiting for your vid
I really like AI for interpreting coding errors and application execution errors. They are often in arcane, verbose language and code syntax, but AI is great at converting that to NL.
Yeah all nice Chris - but as Linux guy do you have a vid about that recent backdoor exploit via ssh?
Everyone made a video about it, I don't think Chris has to make one lol.
Thank you, but I am unable to login. I am not sure what the problem is!
AI coding tools are basically user guides on steroids
The problem of all those ide's and projects is the lack of project context because of the LLM's context window itself :/
thanks very much for the introduction. It looks cool indeed. Cheers
quick summary of 2 days user
free trail last for about 6h of coding
is it worth installing not ready
first the in code completion gives out 3000 querys
is not lasting long before its gone
Especially when it suggest wrong. its gets second try or 8th its start to sum up
This is literally what copilot does for VScode :)
I really like the way you handle your website. I myself want to make website for blog, posting the things i learn... not for commercial use, for just showcase. Can you make video about it 😁, it would be very insightful.
Totally irrelevant for the point of the video (and thanks for that!), but if you have some spare time would you happen to do a video on how you visually set your VS code? It looks absolutely gorgeous and I find it quite important to have such a clean environment while working! Big hugs from Portugal!!
I did a compliance check on Cursor a view months ago. And it send every query and result throu there proxy to use if for product improvements. And then forwards it to openAI/AzureGPT or whatever you wonna use.
Thats why i dont like it.
I rather use an GPT add-in in VS code that dosnt do that and only communicates with OpenAI for instance.
So be carefull with sensitive code. As you always should be with AI tools.
Which VSCode extension would you recommend to use that doesn’t use proxies?
@@TheCutiepie901 vscode-openai but its nothing fenzy. More like gpt within vscode. But it does only send to your provided gpt endpoint.
Good video!
you are probably correct with vscode
thank you! Its first ai tool like github co - working in Russia!
Is Grok better than chat gpt ?
Last time I tried Grok it wasn't very good. GPT was light years better results wise... unless you want it to cuss at you or spit out some controversial output lol.
@@ChrisTitusTech So if you want to offend your ex, use Grok. Otherwise, use GPT
Could you please do a video on patch my pc updater for windows ? Would like to hear your toughts on the software that is also free.
I prefer cody to chatgpt in vscode
Fair Criticism
Great info Chris, thanks, I would love you yo maybe, decomplile Curser and then open another Curser up ask it what it's code iis all bout and see how well it can explain it's very self, I mean just to see if there is any hidden badboys are sneaked in. Now that would be a find.
that's a nice colorscheme.
@tristen_grant nice, cheers.
or use ollama with VS Code.
I found that cursor is.way more slower than vscode i compared everything and my opinion is vscode with ai extensions is better
Ai is making everything so easy!
Yo is Chris mogging???!!
***Searches google: "What is Mogging?"*** - I think I'm too old to understand haha.
@@ChrisTitusTech Just the latest gen z meme mate.
Not free anymore
Bro has NOT heard of copilot
Cursed* fixed it.
i expected you to use neovim instead of using vscode. what a disappointment!
copilot clone
First