GitHub Copilot now controls your command line...
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- Learn how to become a Bash or PowerShell guru by using GitHub Copilot in the CLI. This new feature is a great way to learn Linux and Git commands without ever leaving your IDE.
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Watching you still write "Hi, mom" in every video warms my heart
In case u didn't know, he talked about this in a community note a few months ago where he explained this. He said his mom knows nothing about programming but watches every video of his so he always says hi mom instead of hello world and after watching the video his mom always texts him, but then the texts stopped coming, she got sick, then really sick and then passed away at 60 so never forgot to say hi to your mom. That's what he said
@@Gaius_Julius_Caesar_Augustus damn bro :(
Thanks for the shoutout Fireship! We'd love to empower every developer with the power of AI -- for free. :)
I love programming with your extension enabled. Thank you so much for keeping it free!
Does it use local LLMs or is it some cloud thing?
@@4.0.4 Codeium uses their own proprietary model in the cloud to generate suggestions - but they're really good about security practices -- You can opt out of telemetry and they don't train on your code snippets. If you upgrade - they also guarantee zero-day data retention.
@@4.0.4 it's on the cloud
how do you make money? like even to sustain
Unrelated but FFmpeg is one of the best tools ever.
And imagmagik
And photoshop
and yt-dlp ᵃⁿᵈ ᵐʸ ᵃˣᵉᵎ
@@thomassynths photoshop isn’t free, open source or command line.
What does ffmoeg do?
Codeium as a free alternative is game changer!!
Lets goooo Codeium 🎉
100% agree, 10 bucks/month for just copilot is a lot
fr. it’s decent
Im just using Warp
@@codernerd7076Not if you are working
AI is just a wrapper around regex. Regex became sentient back in 1992 with the first POSIX standard release.
Average lukewarm take
combination of
humor is the best part in Fireship content 🎉
Thanks for the Codeium tip! Why had I never heard of it before? I guess that's why I watch your videos all the time! 😉
@0:03 You see "A bunch of incoherent text" while I see "The holy sigils of activation" ... blessed is the machine.
find all js files, grep anything with TODO, filter out the TODO part, sort & unique print all the TODOs
couldve been faster with sort -u instead
In all thy ways acknowledge the terminal.
The Omnissiah knows all, comprehends all.
You pronounced "gif" right, so don't worry about the haters... I love all your videos and you continue to kill it... No notes, keep doing it 😁
😂 Thumbnail: rm -rf /*
He forgot sudo though
Maybe he's already root user
@@ammakrunless the madlad logs in as root
😂 Comment: 😂 Thumbnail: rm -rf /*
@@JorgetePanete 😂 Reply: 😂 Comment: 😂 Thumbnail: rm -rf /*
I have been using the "Warp AI" for exactly tasks like these for about a year now. since it's integrated in your terminal it's way more convenient than copilot so far.
agree and it's FREE to use
I basically wrote this already for myself. My version is a zsh plugin. I press a hotkey which opens vim. I type a prompt, save it, and close vim. It puts the gpt response on the command line. I can run the command or edit it. The command will show up in my history also.
Please share it if you can, sounds better than this official one
@@nathaaaaaa Here it is in a github gist: prog0101/91d302a796bf18331234ab0fbd9c16af
"gif" is pronounced with a HARD G ... so you are correct :)
me disagreeing purely for engagement
me who knows you dont have to say the G
Gerry the Gentle Giant German Giraffe says otherwise
"gh copilot explain" is just the poor man's "man"
change my mind
as is the case with most AI hype.
that being said, explaining what some messy code actually does isn't the worst thing though if you can't understand it yourself, you ought to think twice about running it anyways
Man pages never worked because computer scientists don't know that engineers can't read
Poor man's? I can't remember the last time I used man. Too verbose
Acutally the rich man's "man", since man is for free and copilot is not x)
@@IIGrudgeit's called grep
Hard G gif mentioned. Liked and subscribed!
Kindly notify me when Stripe course is available. Kudos for your awesome work and channel
When I was a teenager, I was very excited about the promise of AI. As an old guy now, something about this big push for AI everywhere doesn’t feel right at all.
Because it's a chimera, an illusion. It's there to establish control over information and data.
"stuck in your computer for weeks trying to exit Vim" LOL thats me
I managed to follow this entire tutorial and it works great but I just don't know what I'll use this for. I'm sure it will be useful in the future
A.I. can make it's own A.I. and run it directly from the command line great !
we're getting somewhere right?!
@@abubakaryusuf8477 not the best place but it certainly is a place
You gave me a flashback of the first time I tried to exit Vim 😂 just gave up and restarted my whole machine
I went one step further and rage quit
Will we be getting a preview of the stripe course? Id like to show it to my company so I could get sponsored to learn it
That Steelseries mousepad tho ❤
We have had it for ages, it's called man
this is the equivalent response to when chatgpt released with: "we have had it for ages, its called google".
This tool will straight up be more efficient for most users as it prints you the direct answer you need without having to parse through the man page which it extremely verbose and can be very confusing.
+1 for Conan ref
This week I learned there is a vim playlist on spotify :)
Looks like the already long available shell-gpt does the same but more. So, "gh copilot suggest" is only "sgpt -s" which is one function of sgpt.
Studying regex was so gratifying until I got to the realization that I will never learn it
Impressive and informative video on how GitHub co-pilot CLI can enhance programming skills. The step-by-step explanation of how commands are created and explained by co-pilot is enlightening.
Flagging u for ad 😂 Try harder next time
Did you use copilot to write this comment
this is a great joke regardless of whether it's intentional
Does sgpt have an option to copy suggestions to clipboard? Idea for a weekend PR. 💡🤔
Exiting Vim is easy, just force close the shell 😊
I FINALLY EXITED VIM
Future software will be developed on the spot based on the users needs
Warp terminal had this feature for a while now
Indeed
Absolutely love Warp!
On my Debian raspberry pi, I created a Python script that uses Claude 3's API. It's very nice getting AI support from inside the terminal.
closer and closer to the year of linux desktop...
Let's just appreciate how good Tropic Thunder is and how we'll never get a movie like that again 😢
I have the Stripe Payments JavaScript Course what is the différance from the new stripe course you're making ? And when will it be released?
X2
Just wanted to mention that Co-Pilot actually is nice, BUT... only because it actually "learns" what i've written befor and knows what i probably want to write. So.. it basically is a support tool because most of the "non me" suggestions are shit.. soo... our jobs are safe! :D
I was just thinking about how bash should have this today
One of the reasons I've been using Cursor.
How different is it from FigIO's Fig (now Amazon Code Whisperer)?
Codeium isn't just free, it's better
The more videos this guy makes the more I realise his channel may be called "fireship" because that is what a lot of developers feel they have boarded in the last 2-3 years. A ship that's on fire, set for a destination that's most probably on fire also.
37,669 views in 3 hours. another good one Jeff!
Cursor has had this for a while now
Never had a problem with VIM, always just restarted my computer if I accidentally opened it
Can we use GitHub copilot and codium parallely?
HELP! I am stuck in a vim session since 1997! I am typing this through a plugin that allows me to post on TH-cam comments! Please, if you read this, how do I exit vim? I am so hungry! HELP!
The best you can do is just give up, I'm 20+ years still trying to understand emacs and why it boots directly into it
We need "vi" mimes
PLEASE create a tutorial for a NOSTR app!!!
Hey Fireship, what do you think about that AI software engineer that people have been talking about? Not “Devin”. “Lazy AI”
Anyone who knows bash's many quirks knows this will be the source of infinite bugs in the future
As a idiot who has zero experience on the command line this is amazing to fuck about with my computer just become something useful
What ide is that? looks cool
VS code + extension
this is pretty dope
Nice thumbnail
regex aren't that hard to write actually, just hard to read. But fancy stuff like back-reference is voodoo
"spending too much money on AI like me" hits hard when I have Photoshop, Acrobat, ChatGPT, Anthropic, Gemini and Colab Pro (why not train your own?) subscriptions atm
Don't care what the inventor trolled us with it's Guh-IF because Guh-raphical Interchange Format.
I think you can already do this with github copilot chat and just paste the command given usung the terminal button
how to deal with explaining command, that uses both " and ' nested quotes?
Not working well on powershell. Always gives you bash commands, it's not detecting environment maybe I'm not sure. For WSL, Linux, or macos, it's a great tool for command line (I can confirm for wsl and macos.). Thanks a lot for the video!
Kann auch die KI von MS Copilot eingebunden werden?
GitHub Copilot still free for students? Could’ve been a good mention at end of.
Im so glad we have an ai cli to help us name directories because the whole world was suffering from this problem. Next is solving world hunger or a cure for cancer.
why not use WARP? which has this feature for a long time now
Codeium’s chat is also way better than Copilot’s
Is it really?
I’m used to throwing the stuff in copilot chat
Warp terminal is worth a shout imo, it's excellent
I installed but don't automatically have access to copilot like the video says (and the official docs say). After five minutes of trying, I already give up.
Is this same as Edge Copilot by Microsoft ?
If they wanted us to say GIF with a “j” sound, they should’ve used a “j”
Giraffe?
@@multiamphetaminsaftgood luck with using jithub
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Genius
I prefer to use atuin to search for commands I ran previously. Way faster than prompting an AI everytime. If I need explanations, I ask ChatGPT and copy&paste from there. Not everything needs AI directly integrated, especially if it’s so cumbersome implemented. An full AI terminal that automatically fixes typos in commands without special prompting needed would be a different story.
fellow atuin user respect
This changes everything because now you don't need to spend hours reading through the man pages and if you want to do something you can simply ask it in simple English terms.
4:32 1 Hard G there 🧐
he pronounced gif correctly!
The GitHub Next preview version of this product had ??, git?, gh? aliases and felt a bit more easier to use. Wonder why they got rid of that 🤔
then way to undo if somehow wrong command was run.
warp terminal has been doing it
Why 2nd channel?
Pain is the only thing that hurts me too.
Does Codeium have something like this?
I found. It calls Termium. Devs're just developing this feature
So i cannot put "unix shell commands" on my resume anymore
Ah finally, now I can get the wrong hibernate swapfile offset and blame something else for the loss of all my data.
Giga sponsored
vim mentioned
I made something like this like a year ago
was nice of you to say copilot is $10
i use cope (copilot explain) and cops (copilot suggest) as my aliases
Definitely only pain hurts me.
hasn't this been a thing for quite a while
Yes
Hahaha. Animal husbandry WAS a viable long term career choice
Devin ai is more game changing for github copilot
Any ETA on the next code report?
stuck and can't exit vim 😂😂😂 I feel the pain😂
Did we forget about man?
Warp terminal does all this, but better, and free, and local
Or if you don't want your data piped to the cloud, use warp. It has its own AI as well
And how do you know that Warp doesn't store your data? I'm asking genuinely.
@@twentyeightO1 I've replied a few times, you youtube keeps removing the comment.
It's open source. You can find it on the site where all open source code can be found.
@@twentyeightO1 github
THE UNITED JIF ALLIANCE 💀💀💀
"you can also configure it to run the command automatically" 💀
Who wants to be the first to get his home directory rm -rf'ed by AI hallucination?