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I know it isn't popular, but I wish there was a way to use this inside Emacs. Or, vim. I just don't want to use VS Code anymore.
- What are your experiences?
- Dark mode is hard to read, the answer text font has too much weight and brightness which makes it hard to read long paragraphs of non-code text. Light mode is obviously too bright overall, but it's already nighttime where I'm at so maybe tomorrow at noon I'll have another opinion. I'd preferred gray (dark, ie OpenAI) and sepia (light, ie HN) as backgrounds when long lines of text are involved.
- Pricing page and ties to GPT-4: what does "500+ best model uses per day (GPT-4)" mean? What's the "GPT-4" part for? I saw I can pick GPT4 as a model on the landing page, but I just don't get the best model/GPT-4 thing. Is Phind announcing it's a competitor but also proxies GPT-4? Sorry, I'm not up-to-date on GPT-4 "resellers" and the story behind Phind, it's just weird when it announces it "beats GPT-4" then the pricing is about GPT-4 usage.
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The standardizing on VS code is one of the saddest developments over the last several years IMHO. I think it's great that VS Code exists, but we're headed for a world where you have to use VS Code if you want the best tooling because it won't support other options. The same thing happened with Java dev and IntelliJ, and IMHO it has been extremely unhealthy for the ecosystem. I'm immensely glad that Copilot supports v…
Didnt vscode standardise language servers making much easier for all the rest text-editor-close-almost-ides to integrate? Is it really that sad?
Awesome model from a quick run-through comparison, it's comparable in results to GPT-4 with web search and references as a plus, but runs faster. Two small nitpicks: - Dark mode is hard to read, the answer text font has too much weight and brightness which makes it hard to read long paragraphs of non-code text. Light mode is obviously too bright overall, but it's already nighttime where I'm at so maybe tomorrow at no…
I'm glad there's growing competition, but GPT4 still outperforms. Here's a recent question I asked: Could you please provide me with a query for my PostgreSQL table? It consists of three columns: 'id,' 'teaser,' and 'full_text,' all of which are of type 'text.' Most 'full_text' entries are articles around 1000 words in length. I'd like to update the 'teaser' column for each row with the first approximately 200 words…
I just spent a few minutes doing a comparison between Phind and GPT-4 for a very high-level question on a distributed job queue. I gave them both the same fairly vague sketch of a kind of system I would like to build. Here are my impressions: In the positives of Phind: * Phind was able, even eager, to recommend specific libraries relevant to the implementation. The recommendations matched my own research. GPT-4 takes…
Do you have custom instructions? Everyone needs to mention and post prompts else entirely antidotal
I am a heavy user of GPT4, and Phind was surprisingly able to match GPT4 on several initial programming tasks I gave it. Given the large context window of Phind, it will likely be able to outperform GPT4 for some tasks. That is quite an accomplishment, I am impressed
FWIW The default context window of GPT-4 via ChatGPT is about to change to 32k.
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FWIW The default context window of GPT-4 via ChatGPT is about to change to 32k.
that would put them significantly ahead again, for my use cases