Bro, they collect basically every file you use the extension on. Doesn’t matter it’s anonymous they will have access to basically all your source code. Not to mention there’s almost no information about this company on their site. This is worse than paying 20$ a month.
Besides that, their privacy policy says "GDPR Complaint" and that they do collect data through the extension(s), however they have no company information listed (besides the company name, which is not enough to fully identify them) and no gdpr data removal email address listed. That is not at all gdpr complaint.
I'm definitely calling it - this particular sponsor is going to be exposed for selling user data and is going to be an incredibly scummy company generally
The website of that company is dangerously sparse in details about what kind of LLM they use, privacy policy or who even developers of that thing are. I would not let my code to sift through some random chinese server
What is the revenue model of this company? Their website seems to give no clue, beyond maybe that at some point they hope to offer an enterprise version or something. It also talks about "self host GPU-4 level model", by self do they mean Fitten? Seems pretty weird and almost implies it downloads the model. Obviously I could install it and try but there are some red flags.
@@daniilgavrilikhin34 at least the american one can be sued/fined in cases of misuse. Good luck doing that with a chinese company. Besides that with an american company, most likely your data is just gonna use for ads data, data from the chinese company is gonna end up on russian hacker forums as a dump by the creators themselves. Excuse me, that I trust a multinational corpo more (than can be held liable in courts all over the world) than a random chinese spyware
Interesting, but I don't trust the privacy and I would have to run their extension in a sandbox (for malware containment). It's sad that there are many tools that I reject, because I cannot feel secure with them. Fully open source would make it a little more palatable, but even open source has been known to have backdoors. Also watch out for tools that are secure now, but download a backdoor once the tool is popular. Nope.
Alex thanks for that ad for the company, i tried it. Yes i installed a dubious origin software, this project was not rocket science. However i deinstalled it as it made lots of false code, and could not correct it even if i pointed it to the precise problem. Over a working day it became slow and brought down the performance of my ide. I compared it to chatgpt, and yes it was faster (in the beginning) but adding my time to fix wrong responses, no match. I need to check if nothing of concern, back doors etc were introduced into the code base. Dont get me wrong, i like suggestions, probably next time less focus on sponsoring turnover and more on quality of the product.
Guy legit dragged a monitor and keyboard on to a Starbucks table. I've seen people use a laptop and two external screens but this is even more ridiculous
If you don't often feel like a beginner, are you even learning? To grow your knowledge, you will need to be expanding your coverage of the world of information. The key is knowing what to keep'; when to drill down and turn curiosity into a structured learning process so you embed it into your long-term memory
mha boy got all tools for youtube video (superfast slomo cameras) and still could do youtube and software engineering while me work as teacher still undergraduate (9 semester rn) and jst could do basic code gyad damn
So for me, the only code assistant that would be worth it if it gives you actual code or even suggestions that are correct and usable. Ideally something I can run locally
Code assistant is about quality, not about speed. Who will prioritize speed over quality? Unless it takes several seconds. Although even 5 seconds is acceptable if the quality is very good.
@@0xh8h I won't be surprised if they do. If env var is your only concern, then you are safe as long as you don't use the same credentials for your prod environment. But I have trust issues when it comes to Chinese IT products
Being able to teach these assistants something and upload pictures is great - but unfortunately here free is rather expensive or at least risky. As an extension, Fitten (a Chinese company) has access to all files in vscode. Including .env or similar. And that immediately raises the question: how do they earn their money? After all, the managers, developers and cleaning ladies also want to be paid. No - I'd rather pay and have my data not safe but much safer.
I didn't like the Privacy Policy of this plugin. It gives the impression that they collect my code to improve the model. Not that my code is great, but there are free alternatives like codeium that don't do this (at least not explicitly).
Alex, i like you, but this video might expose coders to a major security risk, giving full dive access to an unknown Chinese group, other videos on TH-cam looks odd say the least.. be careful with that. And Alex l please, next time warn people at the beginning of the video
One day AI will replace coders. Someone with zero experience will verbally tell the AI what they want and have code, Software, etc available within seconds including security and vulnerability checks already done and then they will turn around and make money off it.
And you have to learn the bugs that exist in each version of the libraries you must work with on different projects for different customers. Then there are customers using versions so old that modern functions are not included and you have to use deprecated functions. And let's not forget the customers who have custom libraries because they are followers of the NIH religion.
Why don't you try flutter, one code base to cover all desktop and mobile platforms including web. Only 1 framework to learn and profit forever, not have to learn a new shinny javascript framework every 2 weeks, don't need to deal with html and css. 😄
Good video and all but i think 300ms and 1000ms are not comparable for human eyes. No one can tell the difference unless they can't trick their brain into seeing 1000 frames per second. This AI SaaS thing is out of control now.
300 ms is about the average reaction time of a human being, so yes, you can certainly tell the difference between 300 and 1000 ms when you're concentrating.
sponsored videos like this on this channel allow me to continue to make non-sponsored videos for a while. you should always take things with a grain of salt on youtube, whether they are sponsored or not, my channel included
@@AZisk yeah I get it, just in this instance where I'm paying and using copilot and jetbrains AI to help write my professional code I can't really use your video to ascertain whether the payment is worth it. Frankly, it's an advert. In any case, be well and appreciate the response 🙏
Not a big fan of coding assistants. I feel they take over the entire program architecture and mask your vision for the project. Fit for others but we developers should remain skillful and refer to AI tools just for syntax and bridging knowledge gaps.
My remote setup in this video:
th-cam.com/video/4RYmsrarOSw/w-d-xo.html
Bro, they collect basically every file you use the extension on. Doesn’t matter it’s anonymous they will have access to basically all your source code. Not to mention there’s almost no information about this company on their site. This is worse than paying 20$ a month.
exactly I prefer to pay. To Microsoft they are already rich they don't really care about my code like that. ( I hope. lol )
Get your personal information taken and files all read and sent to CN server, for free!
Copilot does the same
I love Chinese people, they are intelligent and know how to use technology. I have no problem with them, just leave these prejudices aside.
@@jonnygudman1815 I love Chinese people too, my problem is not with that but with the data collection. Being free makes it even more suspicious.
Free is relative... just watch out whom your giving your data to, i just looked where this company comes from...
@@djtobe8358 where?
Besides that, their privacy policy says "GDPR Complaint" and that they do collect data through the extension(s), however they have no company information listed (besides the company name, which is not enough to fully identify them) and no gdpr data removal email address listed. That is not at all gdpr complaint.
I'm definitely calling it - this particular sponsor is going to be exposed for selling user data and is going to be an incredibly scummy company generally
There is always a trade-off 🙄 on free
FYI: CodeLlama is local. ChatGPT is good, but private instance is quite costly ($20/month/user) and needs VS Code.
The website of that company is dangerously sparse in details about what kind of LLM they use, privacy policy or who even developers of that thing are. I would not let my code to sift through some random chinese server
i love the facial expressions. i feel the same either new APIs or me revisiting my own code after a while.
What is the revenue model of this company? Their website seems to give no clue, beyond maybe that at some point they hope to offer an enterprise version or something.
It also talks about "self host GPU-4 level model", by self do they mean Fitten? Seems pretty weird and almost implies it downloads the model.
Obviously I could install it and try but there are some red flags.
Made in China and privacy policy says logs "The full text of the file for getting suggestions". No thanks 😢
Yeah, better use the American one with the same conditions :)
@@daniilgavrilikhin34 I don't use that one too. My point being it is still unusable for me 🙁
@@daniilgavrilikhin34 at least the american one can be sued/fined in cases of misuse. Good luck doing that with a chinese company. Besides that with an american company, most likely your data is just gonna use for ads data, data from the chinese company is gonna end up on russian hacker forums as a dump by the creators themselves.
Excuse me, that I trust a multinational corpo more (than can be held liable in courts all over the world) than a random chinese spyware
I installed it in sandbox to see where requests go - all data goes to China to IP that belongs to state-owned enterprise (China Unicom).
@@AXYZE Tencent is behind it so... yeah.
I personally prefer Codeium which is also free.
Interesting, but I don't trust the privacy and I would have to run their extension in a sandbox (for malware containment). It's sad that there are many tools that I reject, because I cannot feel secure with them. Fully open source would make it a little more palatable, but even open source has been known to have backdoors. Also watch out for tools that are secure now, but download a backdoor once the tool is popular. Nope.
Idk why i feel like codium is still better
Alex thanks for that ad for the company, i tried it. Yes i installed a dubious origin software, this project was not rocket science.
However i deinstalled it as it made lots of false code, and could not correct it even if i pointed it to the precise problem. Over a working day it became slow and brought down the performance of my ide.
I compared it to chatgpt, and yes it was faster (in the beginning) but adding my time to fix wrong responses, no match.
I need to check if nothing of concern, back doors etc were introduced into the code base.
Dont get me wrong, i like suggestions, probably next time less focus on sponsoring turnover and more on quality of the product.
Thank you for adjusting your TH-cam award on your way out the door..... my OCD is just slightly less annoyed now 🤣🤣🤣
ClaudeDEV has been my new favorite coding assistant. Can use any model or provider you have access to even local models.
Copilot, Claude Dev,Supermaven,and now Fitten! So many AI coding assistants, so little time to try them all before the next one arrives!
@@ScottLahteine so many options, just like JavaScript frameworks. From JavaScript fatigue to AI assistant fatigue
You in a desktop at starbucks - freaking priceless... come on social networks... not one person made a video of this????? darn.
Guy legit dragged a monitor and keyboard on to a Starbucks table. I've seen people use a laptop and two external screens but this is even more ridiculous
Always excited to see your videos!
If you don't often feel like a beginner, are you even learning? To grow your knowledge, you will need to be expanding your coverage of the world of information. The key is knowing what to keep'; when to drill down and turn curiosity into a structured learning process so you embed it into your long-term memory
Everytime I look to this tools, and I get even happier with ollama
Interesting. Is there anything you can install locally that competes with it?
9:37 who's hand is that on the TH-cam placard.
i love how he fixes the youtube button, even though it's that way by his preference i think😂😂
Fitten means something totally different in my language
Tell me what
@@Memes_uploader 🍑
Fittan in Swedish 😂
@@mentalmarvin I think its devs from Sweden, and they like it
@@Memes_uploader it chinese
I just tried it for some UI edits and it works great. you must login though. Thanks Alex!
Hi, thanks for your great vídeos, Between fitten AI and Codium AI, which do you think is better?
@@gig73 i had the same question;
RTFM AI.
amazing, thank you Alex for beautiful video😍
In my opinion,the outro is meh the iconic outro never tires me ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
there is an iconic outro? 😆
how about you compare with cursor?
mha boy got all tools for youtube video (superfast slomo cameras)
and still could do youtube and software engineering
while me work as teacher still undergraduate (9 semester rn) and jst could do basic code gyad damn
So for me, the only code assistant that would be worth it if it gives you actual code or even suggestions that are correct and usable.
Ideally something I can run locally
same, looking forward to the point where we have something like Fitten but local
Code assistant is about quality, not about speed. Who will prioritize speed over quality? Unless it takes several seconds. Although even 5 seconds is acceptable if the quality is very good.
So, I looked at this and there does not appear to be any stand-alone capability and no support for PHP... not for me.
I checked your gear page, but couldn't find the portable monitor you were using here. Would you mind sharing what it is? Thank you!
Oh, is that the monitor from your video a few days ago? (I just saw it)
yep that’s the one. thanks for the heads up, i need to update that gear page. here’s a link to the 15” version too: amzn.to/3zD1DhQ
You took your monitor and keyboard to a Starbucks ? You are my hero!
Needs a non-reflective screen.
do they collect any of our credentials/env/code?
@@0xh8h I won't be surprised if they do. If env var is your only concern, then you are safe as long as you don't use the same credentials for your prod environment. But I have trust issues when it comes to Chinese IT products
There is no such thing as "free". Something to never forget.
Now someone needs to compare Fitten to Supermaven.
Since it's free, how do they finance themselves? How can they afford sponsoring your video?
Coding assistants are not free, they cost you practice and persistent knowledge, I had to learn that the hard way.
in that sense, yes
The first 30 seconds are better than any AI assistant ad I've heard about until now :)
And that PC at Starbucks :)) c'mon :))))))))
Claude dev will do all this for. Install the dependencies and everything. Use it with gemini experimental and it’s free
This should be tested against supermaven which claimed the fastest with largest context
monitor and mechanical keyboard in Starbucks is wild
Well it supports dart, flutter too.
Switching from co-pilot
Do NOT use extensions like that that harvest all of your data. Either use a local LLM or do not use one at all.
What’s that GPU doing back there? What is it connected to?
Being able to teach these assistants something and upload pictures is great - but unfortunately here free is rather expensive or at least risky. As an extension, Fitten (a Chinese company) has access to all files in vscode. Including .env or similar. And that immediately raises the question: how do they earn their money? After all, the managers, developers and cleaning ladies also want to be paid. No - I'd rather pay and have my data not safe but much safer.
Nice thumbnail 🤣🤣🤣 great very useful content too
I didn't like the Privacy Policy of this plugin. It gives the impression that they collect my code to improve the model.
Not that my code is great, but there are free alternatives like codeium that don't do this (at least not explicitly).
i don't know why but the fitten code extension doesn't works in my vscode
Alex, i like you, but this video might expose coders to a major security risk, giving full dive access to an unknown Chinese group, other videos on TH-cam looks odd say the least.. be careful with that. And Alex l please, next time warn people at the beginning of the video
In this regard I prefer to "stand on the shoulder of a giant" OpenAI, Google, Microsoft, etc... and pay for it
Screen shot a design of an app and use the chat window to ask to write the cose for it.
Can u do a video on supermaven?
One day AI will replace coders. Someone with zero experience will verbally tell the AI what they want and have code, Software, etc available within seconds including security and vulnerability checks already done and then they will turn around and make money off it.
Cool...if anyone can make "software", then why would anyone need to pay for it, when they can just make their own in seconds ?
People be like .... This monitor guy again ... 😂
Alex always makes the day of developer even more interesting and informative
HATS OFF FROM INDIA
And you have to learn the bugs that exist in each version of the libraries you must work with on different projects for different customers. Then there are customers using versions so old that modern functions are not included and you have to use deprecated functions. And let's not forget the customers who have custom libraries because they are followers of the NIH religion.
What computer are you using at starbucks?
I talked about it here: it begins... the DEATH of the DESKTOP
th-cam.com/video/4RYmsrarOSw/w-d-xo.html
Look at his last video, it looks like he's using a mini pc with an external monitor, and bluetooth kb and mouse.
My favourite part of the assisstant is that it sounds like kitten.
How can you concentrate in a public place
thanks for this
is that 'Fitten' thing Chinese by any chance ? Any privacy concerns ?
It's Tencent behind it.
Since your code is send to China, yeah, lot of privacy concerns.
@@hermes6910 😲
I bet in the next 10 years Linux will be written and maintained by AI almost entirely.
Whats that code editor?
Doesn't work for Spyder yet.. Which I use for PyTorch mostly.
google documentation. i feel the pain
Nice timing, downloaded Vs code last week 😂😂
Nice 👍
Why don't you try flutter, one code base to cover all desktop and mobile platforms including web. Only 1 framework to learn and profit forever, not have to learn a new shinny javascript framework every 2 weeks, don't need to deal with html and css. 😄
3mins ago ill edit this comment once ive watched all of it
watched it yesterday but forgot to edit the comment lol but here it is
Ok. I will edit this reply comment once you edit your comment.
I’m still trying to figure out how you’ll do that
It looks great but I'm not sure if it's safe. Has anyone checked what data goes to the servers?
you have to be comfortable with data leaving your machine, just like it does with copilot
You should compare this with codium
Looks like you watch prime videos
Good video and all but i think 300ms and 1000ms are not comparable for human eyes. No one can tell the difference unless they can't trick their brain into seeing 1000 frames per second. This AI SaaS thing is out of control now.
300 ms is about the average reaction time of a human being, so yes, you can certainly tell the difference between 300 and 1000 ms when you're concentrating.
You should try between supermaven & copilot, and you will see difference between 300ms vs 1000ms when coding with autocomplete
No thanks ill stick with claude for privacy.
who is tilting the youtube play button again and again?
How do we know it's good when it's sponsored. Man.
sponsored videos like this on this channel allow me to continue to make non-sponsored videos for a while. you should always take things with a grain of salt on youtube, whether they are sponsored or not, my channel included
@@AZisk yeah I get it, just in this instance where I'm paying and using copilot and jetbrains AI to help write my professional code I can't really use your video to ascertain whether the payment is worth it. Frankly, it's an advert. In any case, be well and appreciate the response 🙏
@@AZisk is it safe?
Next time, doa screen record, instead of taking a pics of your pc screen
you should definitely show us how it’s done in your videos
Beijing Feishen Technology Co., Ltd.
Supermaven is way faster
i like codium '__')
He has tooo many macs. Too many.
Be careful, it's Tencent...
wth man, use cursor!
really a bad manager. Lol
supermaven
What I learn from this video
about the Fastest Coding Assistant 🙅♂
there are 1000ms in one sec (I thought theres only 60ms) 🙋♂
shame on me, lol
Not a big fan of coding assistants. I feel they take over the entire program architecture and mask your vision for the project. Fit for others but we developers should remain skillful and refer to AI tools just for syntax and bridging knowledge gaps.
first!
0:50 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
You should use Zed, then you won't go back to slow and bloated VSCode
I love using Zed, but the lack of git tools means I end up jumping back to another editor pretty frequently as well.
Zed still missing debugger which is important part of my daily coding.
0:21 bro is hairy like me & he got goosebumps
😂😂