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Not a fan of having #ai imposed on me to make the line go up, but #github #copilot _did_ correctly tell me how to disable it on my feed. Maybe I should keep an open mind? Haven't figured out a good way to use it beyond spicy autocomplete, though. Thoughts?

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jeffery --dangerously-skip-permissions

@jefferyharrell.bsky.social

18 Dec 2024

I'm a fan of #github #copilot. It's written probably 60% of this minor Python project for me, including helping me figure out some pretty serious #comfyui quirks along the way. Between it and ChatGPT I exist mostly to copy and paste stuff. github.com/jefferyharre...

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Jesse Talavera

@jesse.tg

18 Dec 2024

Do you write a lot of #python or ComfyUI normally? Or was this uncharted territory for you?

jeffery --dangerously-skip-permissions

@jefferyharrell.bsky.social

18 Dec 2024

Uncharted territory. I've used #comfyui a lot and I've written a lot of #python but this is the first time I put the two together. I really relied a lot on GPT 4o for help. It isn't perfect obviously; if you ask it about things outside its areas of expertise the rate of hallucinations skyrockets.

jeffery --dangerously-skip-permissions

@jefferyharrell.bsky.social

18 Dec 2024

But when it comes to relatively low-level and tedious stuff like "Hey, please write me a pytest unit test that comprehensively covers such-and-so" I'm a huge fan.