FauxPilot – an attempt to build a locally hosted version of GitHub Copilot
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#2This is awesome and I'm looking forward to seeing more from this.
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#4I would love to build a free and oss clone of GitHub using things like this. Kudos to moyix
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#5This is awesome!
How is the quality vs. GitHub Copilot for Python or JavaScript?
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#6Maybe this is a dumb question, what would be the most common use-case for this?
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#7Maybe this is a dumb question, what would be the most common use-case for this?
Any company that are not allowed to share code with third parties either by internal or customer policy. This should be a lot of companies.
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#8man I finally got a 3080 and. ow you're telling me I need a second?!
haha seriously though, I'm kinda sad the model size is 2GB then straight to 13GB.
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#10I wonder what code corpus the SalesForce CodeGen model (which this uses) was trained on.