Love aider. One helpful thing is to think of it as a very junior programmer. It’s up to you to think of the bigger picture and delegate the specifics to Aider. Support has come a long way for large projects too, which was a big limitation in the past. Apparently it uses TreeSitter to figure out only the relevant parts of your project that it submits to ChatGPT. I have run out of tokens, in which case I just drop irrelevant files and try again. I read a post on hacker news from the original author and he was saying how he originally used the OpenAI API directly which was easier than switching contexts to ChatGPT, copy paste etc. You can really see how this project has automated those things. Integration with git is genius and allows easy rollback. Although I would like the comments to be a bit shorter and not include the chat history. There is an open issue addressing this.
Same thing for me, I discovered Aider yesterday and I already tried almost all the other tools out there, nothing tops Aider for now.. I hope Aider manages to propose a VS code plugin as well.. anyway well done, devs!
can't enjoy or really even see the video with that stupid speech to text thing flashing in the middle of the screen. Right over the code too. Plus I can see a pile load of viewers with epilepsy wriggling on the floor right now!
how can i do this with a local llm running in a server like in LM studio? i think i have to change the settings in that .env file that usually contains the api key but i don't know what to replace it with
Cool video. Does anyone know if there is a way to make this work with Jupyter Notebooks? I know I could just have it create Python code in the CLI and copy it over.
Glad to see that AI is still pretty useless in coding up complex applications. It can do a switch and a hello world. Bravo. When you modify badly written legacy code in context of 100s of other files and complex business logic, then I'll be blown away. So far it's about as bad as it was a year ago.
I want but can't watch this video because of stupid subtitles blinking in the middle of the screen, why on earth people started doing this recently everywhere.
Too much editing. Seriously dude, less is more! A clear IDE/terminal screen with high contrast, no transparent background, no any other pictures or special effects, no music either. We just need to see the code and hear your voice loud and clear.
Too fast, this guy is going at his speed, no notion of going with the slowest pace. The funny thing is that it looks interesting but no clue on how to start. This is a typical approach from coders, their speed is max speed.
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Love aider. One helpful thing is to think of it as a very junior programmer. It’s up to you to think of the bigger picture and delegate the specifics to Aider. Support has come a long way for large projects too, which was a big limitation in the past. Apparently it uses TreeSitter to figure out only the relevant parts of your project that it submits to ChatGPT. I have run out of tokens, in which case I just drop irrelevant files and try again.
I read a post on hacker news from the original author and he was saying how he originally used the OpenAI API directly which was easier than switching contexts to ChatGPT, copy paste etc. You can really see how this project has automated those things.
Integration with git is genius and allows easy rollback. Although I would like the comments to be a bit shorter and not include the chat history. There is an open issue addressing this.
You’ve convinced me. I’ve downloaded the others as well, and given the videos others have made of them, I haven’t done any real serious work on them.
Great move. AI Driven Engineering is here. Getting to it first gives you first movers advantage.
i love your videos. I could do without the flashing letters in the middle of the screen... People could use closed caption if they wanted that? :)
Big Thanks - and great call out. I got roasted by a viewer on another video for the same thing 😅👍. I'll remove it from the center in the upcoming vid.
Great video! And related to costs, it is $0.002 per 1,000 tokens. Hopefully that helps anyone watching the video.
Just subbed because of this video! I want to follow the journey 👨🏽💻
🙏 Great time to sub - we're just getting started with this insane AI tech and all the value it can offer us.
Same thing for me, I discovered Aider yesterday and I already tried almost all the other tools out there, nothing tops Aider for now.. I hope Aider manages to propose a VS code plugin as well.. anyway well done, devs!
Aider: Write me a VS code plugin.
can't enjoy or really even see the video with that stupid speech to text thing flashing in the middle of the screen. Right over the code too. Plus I can see a pile load of viewers with epilepsy wriggling on the floor right now!
Hey 👋 My bad 😅 - That's a totally legit call out. I'll remove this in the upcoming video. 👍
@@indydevdanI think, It was not that bad. It was actually cool. May be the hand movement distracts a little bit. But, you can make it less visible.
how can i do this with a local llm running in a server like in LM studio? i think i have to change the settings in that .env file that usually contains the api key but i don't know what to replace it with
Love the content. But that single-word transcription in the middle is very distracting. Could you remote it, or perhaps make it optional?
Cool video. Does anyone know if there is a way to make this work with Jupyter Notebooks? I know I could just have it create Python code in the CLI and copy it over.
nice :)
good content but drop the captions next time ;)
Aider drives me nuts. It keeps deleting files in my repo but it replaces them with gibberish.
dang idk aider has been around so long
ikr - crazy to look back a year and see Aider still cooking.
@@indydevdan yea it seriously Is I just started using it and llm apis and such and its definitely impressive
Glad to see that AI is still pretty useless in coding up complex applications. It can do a switch and a hello world. Bravo.
When you modify badly written legacy code in context of 100s of other files and complex business logic, then I'll be blown away. So far it's about as bad as it was a year ago.
I want but can't watch this video because of stupid subtitles blinking in the middle of the screen, why on earth people started doing this recently everywhere.
Just tried it, too expensive for a broke student xD
Too much editing. Seriously dude, less is more! A clear IDE/terminal screen with high contrast, no transparent background, no any other pictures or special effects, no music either. We just need to see the code and hear your voice loud and clear.
Too fast, this guy is going at his speed, no notion of going with the slowest pace.
The funny thing is that it looks interesting but no clue on how to start. This is a typical approach from coders, their speed is max speed.