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GitHub Issues Reports
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Prajwal
(@Prajwxl) reported
GitHub Copilot looks so cool. It's great to see it predicting code as well as writing code down based on the comments. In Future, it would be more about the thing being built than the code. Excited to try it out.
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Dr. Russell S. Pierce
(@RussellSPierce) reported
@refactorfiend @github Man, I'd really love it if this were fine tuned to write tests for my code or code for my tests. I suppose it might be able to do that down the line, but right now context looked like it is limited to the file. Aren't most tests in a different file from their covered code?
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Les
(@senior_enduto) reported
@drorwe @Tabnine_ @github The only problem is that it gobbles up more RAM than even Chrome
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Jasmine Hughes
(@Jas_Hughes) reported
Anyone have experience linking #github issues and #jira tickets in a relatively painless way? Advice on what to do or definitely not do?
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a.m.c
(@Sarksus) reported
If you use GitHub Copilot to write a function based on the description you give it and the code doesn’t work then you’re immediately out of luck unless you know how to read and debug code. What if it does work, but you need multiple functions to solve a more complex problem?
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Mukul Rathi
(@mukulrathi_) reported
Program synthesis is a hard problem - these are just my thoughts and I’m sure the teams @github @OpenAI probably have good answers to the qs I had in this thread. I’m reserving judgement until I’ve had a chance to play with Copilot, and I might make a YouTube video about it!
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Chris Markiewicz
(@effigies) reported
@burkov @choldgraf @github I agree. The problem is that there's practically no case law on any open source issues, let alone these technical minutiae that we all spend so much time parsing with only a speculative legal framework.
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AmericanHacker
(@AmericanHacker) reported
There's a guy out there who noticed a technical problem that was plaguing us. Now there's a private @github repo with some working configs in it. He comes around once a week to see if there's anything else that needs doing. Many people benefit from this. Thanks.
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Mr. Large
(@0xLarge) reported
@rauchg I mean, let's be honest... who didn't see this coming. Is Github going to compensate developers for training their models... definitely not. That's the problem.
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kiwi.eth
(@0xKiwi_) reported
@TaylorAnthony @NFTX_ @0xfoobar This exploit isn't possible because of how our implementation of DividendTokens (used for reward distribution) handles balances. If someone were to deposit a large amount of SLP, they wouldn't be able to claim any rewards immediately. Will respond to that issue on GitHub.
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friendly neighborhood dog mom
(@duckinator) reported
I think I can best summarize my problems with GitHub Copilot with this sentence: It feels like a solution looking for a problem.
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Lucidia
(@LUCIDIAFLOPPA) reported
OKAY YEAH FIXED IT. For some reason the github flash files has the right and up notes named incorrectly I am not the first one with this issue BUT IT LOOKS SO COOL NOW LEMME GET A VIDEO
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Sam Taggart
(@sasworkshops) reported
@jackyalcine I didn't mean to be dismissive. I was simply point out that the overall problem is much bigger than just GitHub and Microsoft.
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Alex Polozov
(@Skiminok) reported
@iandanforth I don't know. Linking the output to a parser is not conceptually hard, although has some interesting R&D. More importantly, syntax is almost never the problem for these learned models, as long as there is training data on Github. If problems arise, they are in semantics.
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Peter
(@fwpt) reported
@github @cktricky You might wanna review the sentiment.ts code example on the copilot site as it has many problems: 1. snippet is vulnerable to body parameter injection via text, 2. using API over HTTP, 3. API's HTTPS certificate expired, 4. API is for non-commercial purposes only...
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Kate
(@thingskatedid) reported
@dnebdal I've been quietly working on it, with occasional breaks, since around 2005. I'm only just starting to get things online, moved to github and such so people can actually see stuff. I'm kind of slow with this sort of thing :/
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Chris Lemmer-Webber
(@dustyweb) reported
The GitHub CoPilot system generates sophisticated enough code that we would consider it copyrightable if a human wrote it. But the case law around this issue is relatively fresh, afaict. Does @microsoft or @github believe they own any copyright on the outputted work?
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Pinaki Ghatak 🇳🇱
(@PGhatak) reported
@damovisa This takes 5-7 seconds on ADO regularly but almost a minute if not more on GitHub. Just wondering why. Its just a login.
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⛄Reiseng⛄
(@ReisengRath) reported
@benfrosh It wasn't public but someone accidentally deleted an entire github org (internal github) with like thousands of repos a while back. Seeing them say uh oops that was me on a slack outage channel was the funniest thing
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Alejandro García
(@AlexOteiza) reported
@xSavitar @github I think I disagree. Even if the AI writes the code, someone needs to understand and fix any issues of the generated code. Another important point is that this seems to generate single functions, creating a whole program architecture would still need to be overseen by a human
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Minh-Phuc Tran
(@phuctm97) reported
@MorningBrew Github Internal Server Error
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danny mcClanahan
(@hipsterelectron) reported
@eevee it is also a copyright violation if you search github for open source code and copy/paste it into your own code, this is literally not a new problem
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James Simpson
(@GoldFireStudios) reported
GitHub Copilot looks neat, though I can't help but wonder if this will lead to a whole class of application that nobody *truly* understands, thus making bugs all the more difficult to track down (and nobody should fall into the trap of thinking AI-generated code won't have bugs).
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Kevin Lee Garner
(@KevinLeeGarner) reported
@github I absolutely love this. There’s always more work to do. Something like this helps people solve bigger problems. Anyone afraid for their jobs may not realize just how much MORE work there is awaiting them when copilot gets this stuff out of their way.
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Patrick Smith
(@concreteniche) reported
@_developit Does the bot get the *** blame? “No one knows how this works, and it was probably GitHub’s bot. But it seems like it has a security issue. Who wants to fix it?”
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Pete Savva
(@techandtribal) reported
@matthewcp @_developit Then we have the issue of the 'AI Box', as everything you've just said would be available on the Github issue and the machine would know that you're coming. Then youd contain it by airgapping it but it would respond by listening to the clicks of the surrounding CPUs on devices.
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Andre Polykanine
(@AndrePolykanine) reported
@github but still no proper custom fields support. I wish one day Github issues would allow companies to ditch Atlassian Jira completely.
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Amin Ya
(@AminYa74) reported
@github Is it possible to limit issues to the collaborators and ask the users to open discussions instead?
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Emad Alashi
(@EmadAshi) reported
@BizTalkBill This time I’d rather had one account, a GitHub account that is associated to an organisation due to licensing issues. Nothing that cannot be fixed or worked around though.
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Carcraftz ⠕
(@Carcraftz) reported
Does anyone know how I can get a software engineering internship in high school? I'm sending out some cold emails. Should I link my github as well? The issue is my github is under my username, not my real name.