Autocomplete from Stack Overflow
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Autocomplete from Stack Overflow
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Re: Autocomplete from Stack Overflow
#2Seems to work very well for that one example, but I can't get it to work for anything else.
Re: Autocomplete from Stack Overflow
#3This isn't working at all for me...Either I don't get what it's supposed to do, or the common functions I'm typing aren't common enough. On a related note, 50 StackOverflow points seems like a high number for something like this, and may reduce the results significantly enough that the example doesn't work for most common problems.
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#5Pretty neat, although the "training set" probably doesn't comprise what most people would need.
I'd like to see a version of this based, say, on React examples. Might save me some time :)
Re: Autocomplete from Stack Overflow
#6This isn't working at all for me...Either I don't get what it's supposed to do, or the common functions I'm typing aren't common enough. On a related note, 50 StackOverflow points seems like a high number for something like this, and may reduce the results significantly enough that the example doesn't work for most common problems.
I only have 50 stack overflow points /total/ (although I only very rarely post) so I would absolutely agree that it's way too high.
Re: Autocomplete from Stack Overflow
#7Haha, I love this. We're getting closer and closer to the ultimate conclusion of our industry: where we'll just type in a few keywords and generate full applications from StackOverflow code examples!
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#8If it's a joke "Ahah", if not it's just depressing. SO is a valuable resource to confront and understand concepts. Let's not encourage this copy/paste culture
Re: Autocomplete from Stack Overflow
#9Cool idea, but kind of ironic that the example you used produces unnecessarily complicated stack overflow solutions. A JavaScript "contains" function is as simple as:
var contains = function (needle, haystack) { return haystack.indexOf(needle) !== -1 }
Re: Autocomplete from Stack Overflow
#10Haha, I love this. We're getting closer and closer to the ultimate conclusion of our industry: where we'll just type in a few keywords and generate full applications from StackOverflow code examples!
Siri, make me a facebook clone.