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It seems every IDE now has AI built-in. That's a problem if you're working on highly confidential code. You never know when the AI is going to upload code snippets to the server for analysis.
Neovim and Emacs don’t have it built in. Use open source tools.
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Not trying to be mean but I would expect comments on HN on these kind of stories to be from people who have used AI in IDEs at this point. There is no AI integration that runs automatically on a codebase.
There is automatic code indexing from Cursor. Autocomple is also automatically triggered when you place your cursor inside the code.
It seems every IDE now has AI built-in. That's a problem if you're working on highly confidential code. You never know when the AI is going to upload code snippets to the server for analysis.
Also, there are plenty of editors and IDEs that don’t.
Let’s stop pretending like you’re being forced into this. You aren’t.
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I couldn't get it to properly syntax highlight and autosuggest even after spending over an hour hunting through all sorts of terrible documentation for kate, clangd, etc. It also completely hides all project files that aren't in source control, and the only way to stop it is to disable the git plugin. What a nightmare. Maybe I'll try VSCodium next.
I thought vscodium was just vscode but open source. Won't any issues in vscode also be present in vscodium?
It seems every IDE now has AI built-in. That's a problem if you're working on highly confidential code. You never know when the AI is going to upload code snippets to the server for analysis.
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Ironically, you could probably vibe code your own.
Good luck getting just scroll bar right with vibe coding. You'll be surprised how much engineering is done to get that part work smoothly.
Why wouldn't it?
The “Cursor for Xcode” startups just got Sherlocked…
Why would you limit users to Sonnet and not allow Opus when they are paying for their own account? I mean sure some people say Sonnet is good for coding but it seems needless to limit it in this way. Or they are just really slow to catch up… oh, right.