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Is there a thing that does this for the terminal? I hate it when I'm fiddling with some complicated command and I have to juggle the flags as well as my personal inputs like paths and such.
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I found https://github.com/zed-industries/zed/blob/2f734cbd5e2452647... which leads me to believe the environment variable ZED_PREDICT_EDITS_URL does control the endpoint.
But is there a setting you can modify after the binary being built? Something like in application settings? Or do you need to build it?
Personally, before I hit tab to confirm a change, I would want to see the before and after rather than just the after
{
"show_edit_predictions": ,
"edit_predictions": {
"disabled_globs": [],
"mode":
},
"features": {
"edit_prediction_provider":
}
}
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> to indent some code. Why are you manually indenting code? I don't remember ever doing that in IDEA or VS Code for ~~python,~~ java or ts. Edit: I borked about python, my bad.
For example, you have if check_something(): wall_of_text = textwrap.dedent(""" this is a multiline string """.strip("\n")) I hope you agree it's ugly. And you want to make it if check_something(): wall_of_text = textwrap.dedent("""\ this is a multiline string """.strip("\n")) But I don't know any formatter which does this automatically. Because the change here not only changes the looking, it changes semantic. The fo…
I tried CoPilot a while and my biggest gripe was tab for accepting the suggestion. I very often got a ton of AI garbage when I was just trying to indent some code. Tab just doesn't seem like the proper interface for something like this.
> to indent some code. Why are you manually indenting code? I don't remember ever doing that in IDEA or VS Code for ~~python,~~ java or ts. Edit: I borked about python, my bad.
if (foo):
bar()
hum()
I tried CoPilot a while and my biggest gripe was tab for accepting the suggestion. I very often got a ton of AI garbage when I was just trying to indent some code. Tab just doesn't seem like the proper interface for something like this.
> to indent some code. Why are you manually indenting code? I don't remember ever doing that in IDEA or VS Code for ~~python,~~ java or ts. Edit: I borked about python, my bad.
if foo:
bar # Obviously this is indented
but_is_this() # supposed to be under the if?
how.about(this) #?
how.do_you(de) # indent in Python, if not manually?I am fed up with all these predicting what I want to do. Badly!! Don't guess! Wait, and I will do what I want to do. I do not appreciate it from my wife trying to figure out what I want to say in the middle of my senntence and interrupts before I finish what I am saying, imagine how much I tolerate it from a f computer! I know what I am going to do, you do not! Let me do that already! This level of predicting our asses off everywhere grown to be a f nuisance by now, I cannot simply do and focus on what I want to do because of the many distractions and suggestions and guesses and prediction of me and my actions all the f time are in the way' Wait, and see! At this overly eager level and pushing into everything is a nuisance now! Too many times the acceptance of the - wrong - 'helping suggestion' is in the way too, hijacking that usable elsewhere particular keyboard action, breaking my flow, dragging in the unwanted stupid guess! Recovery of my way of working from incoming and pushy "feature" hiding/colliding my usual actions, forced on me in a "security update" or other bullshit, turning off and recover the working practice already been in place and worked is an unwelcom being in the way too, ruined, now colliding with "smart prediction", not helping. In long term, it is not a definitive help but an around zero sum game. Locally, in specific sittuations, too many times it is a strong negative by the wrong done! Too much problems here and there, accuracy and implementation wise. Forced everywhere. Don't be a smartass, you are just an algorithm not a mind reader! Lay back and listen.
If prediction is that smart - being with us since the turn of the millania here and there - then should do my job perfectly and I can go walk outside and collect the money! Until, f off!
Maybe Zed's prediction is better (though to be honest I don't really care to find out). But I feel like autocomplete is something where usefulness drops off very quickly as the amount of predicted text increases. The thing is, it really has to be 100% correct, because correcting your mostly-correct auto-generated code seems more tedious and frustrating to me than just typing the correct code in the first place.