I'm not a senior developer. I am just starting in my programming career. Everyone else on my team is a Master or PHD, and I am a Bachelor. I don't know as much as my team mates, I'm not as experiences as they are. But using these autocoding tools I can perform at the same level, or at least come close to that. I will not be a burden for my team, but a productive member, just as everyone else. And this helps me shrink the experience gap between myself and my team members who have been coding since I was in middle school.
this content is a content made by top tier generalist analyzer (sorry if I came up with my own term) I have seen several video this channel made and it is really so good. this kind visualization help me with dyslexia, it is common for dyslexic like me having a bit of trouble doing visualization imagination for such structured informations. Thank you. I really hope you continue doing this style.
Same issues can be found within our company. A large percentage of software engineers are known to suffer from dyslexia. We alter our ide tools and products with this in mind quite often. Keep coding.
Very helpful categorization. The only thing I struggle with is the naming. To me, a copilot is more capable than an assistant. Just swapping the names of level 1 and 2 would clarify things a lot. Or is it just me?
Very interesting! I really appreciate every video you post which are full of great value. I'm just starting on this and will like to know if you have any course or will recommend anything. Thank you once again.
I see a mixed bag, some allowing others not. It won't matter soon, it will be like adopting remove work vs not. Those that adopt it get more talent and get more done. Those using AI Coding Assistants get more talent and get more done. Same Same.
Thanks for posting these! As soon as I heard of the idea of these coding assistants and the more advanced AI Software Engineers like Copilot Workspace I knew things would change. I've always wondered how much the OpenAI bill ends up being for running these. I do a lot with LLMs in a very different context, where my inputs can be ~3k tokens and the output just a single token; so my costs are easy to predict. But with things like Aider sending entire files, and receiving often a hundred lines back, what's been your experience with real-world API costs? Of course the productivity gains dwarf that cost, but are you seeing $10/day, or 10x that?
My question is why are these tools not mature yet? Is it how they are trained or they cant reason fully? Also what if you applied machine learning & RAG to something like this and gave it access to a huge code repository...could it self improve? If they can run autonomous military drones and self driving cars semi accurately...why not general code engineering?
I'm not a senior developer. I am just starting in my programming career. Everyone else on my team is a Master or PHD, and I am a Bachelor. I don't know as much as my team mates, I'm not as experiences as they are. But using these autocoding tools I can perform at the same level, or at least come close to that. I will not be a burden for my team, but a productive member, just as everyone else. And this helps me shrink the experience gap between myself and my team members who have been coding since I was in middle school.
this content is a content made by top tier generalist analyzer (sorry if I came up with my own term) I have seen several video this channel made and it is really so good. this kind visualization help me with dyslexia, it is common for dyslexic like me having a bit of trouble doing visualization imagination for such structured informations. Thank you. I really hope you continue doing this style.
Same issues can be found within our company. A large percentage of software engineers are known to suffer from dyslexia. We alter our ide tools and products with this in mind quite often. Keep coding.
@@TechnologySquaredLLC thank you for your kind words.
Simply wow! What a resource.
Which would be better now, Cursor or Continue?
Let's goo! Love this subject ❤🔥🤝 keep the good videos coming
Very helpful categorization. The only thing I struggle with is the naming. To me, a copilot is more capable than an assistant. Just swapping the names of level 1 and 2 would clarify things a lot. Or is it just me?
Very interesting! I really appreciate every video you post which are full of great value. I'm just starting on this and will like to know if you have any course or will recommend anything. Thank you once again.
A major problem might be that currently a lot of companies will not allow to use them internally. You got different experiences?
I see a mixed bag, some allowing others not. It won't matter soon, it will be like adopting remove work vs not. Those that adopt it get more talent and get more done. Those using AI Coding Assistants get more talent and get more done. Same Same.
Do you have suggestions for open-sources versions ad except Aider all your suggestions are closed source code
Thanks for posting these! As soon as I heard of the idea of these coding assistants and the more advanced AI Software Engineers like Copilot Workspace I knew things would change. I've always wondered how much the OpenAI bill ends up being for running these. I do a lot with LLMs in a very different context, where my inputs can be ~3k tokens and the output just a single token; so my costs are easy to predict. But with things like Aider sending entire files, and receiving often a hundred lines back, what's been your experience with real-world API costs? Of course the productivity gains dwarf that cost, but are you seeing $10/day, or 10x that?
Really very good explanation! Thanks
Phenomenal
My question is why are these tools not mature yet?
Is it how they are trained or they cant reason fully?
Also what if you applied machine learning & RAG to something like this and gave
it access to a huge code repository...could it self improve?
If they can run autonomous military drones and self driving cars semi accurately...why not general code engineering?
Not mature? Bruh, this space is moving at light speed, only last year we started using LLM day to day
@@yellowboat8773exactly man