Copilot took up WAY too much of this talk considering how generally unstable and insecure it is (not to mention how unethically sourced its underlying data is. Not illegal, unethical). I would have loved more time on the performance and non-copilot usability enhancements, like the CMake interface experience portion. I recognize that these are Product Managers, so I am asking: please stop cramming Machine Learning into everything. These models are being over-broadly applied without proper consideration for the ethics of their data sourcing, nor analysis on the consequences of misusing them. If yall aren't willing to put in that effort to make properly tuned and targeted models tailor-made for a given problem domain and trained from proper sources, it reflects poorly on the quality of your leadership and overall development ethos.
@@AirAKose it looks they do offer ways to customize copilot capabilities via your own extension or even by training a custom model. They talk about it around the 39th minutes.
Thank you for posting here! I wish there were a playlist for 'Back to Basics' with newer talks, as there is only one for 2019-2021.
Copilot took up WAY too much of this talk considering how generally unstable and insecure it is (not to mention how unethically sourced its underlying data is. Not illegal, unethical).
I would have loved more time on the performance and non-copilot usability enhancements, like the CMake interface experience portion.
I recognize that these are Product Managers, so I am asking: please stop cramming Machine Learning into everything. These models are being over-broadly applied without proper consideration for the ethics of their data sourcing, nor analysis on the consequences of misusing them. If yall aren't willing to put in that effort to make properly tuned and targeted models tailor-made for a given problem domain and trained from proper sources, it reflects poorly on the quality of your leadership and overall development ethos.
@@AirAKose it looks they do offer ways to customize copilot capabilities via your own extension or even by training a custom model. They talk about it around the 39th minutes.
What is claimd ?
clangd, the clang debugger