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Devin AI. |
They claim it's the silver bullet for all software creation, a miraculous tech outperforming every other AI model and handling real-world programming with ease. |
With recent news of Nvidia CEO, Jensen Huang, confidently predicting the impending death of coding, surely this Devin AI thing must be the first nail to go in the coffin. |
Mhmm. |
Sounds suspiciously familiar... AutoGPT, anyone? GPT Engineer? LOL. |
Oh no... before jumping on the bandwagon we need to take a closer look at the deception behind this supposed game-changer. |
The first glaring issue is the lack of transparency surrounding Devin AI's performance metrics. |
Sure, they claim it's superior, but how did they arrive at these numbers? And where's the proof? There's a conspicuous absence of generated source code to back up their claims. |
Without this crucial evidence you can't take their word at face value. |
Can Devin AI really make a meaningful impact in a real-world repository? Doubtful. And what about limitations? Not a word. It's as if they want us to believe Devin AI is flawless, without a single drawback. |
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Coding is already challenging enough; Nobody need contend with this: |
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So we need to keep this number as low as possible to minimize this resource usage; ad also stopping these extensions from clashing with one another or with native functionality. |
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When you add a new HTML tag, this feature automatically adds the corresponding closing tag. |
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Extensions for this |
These extensions add the auto-closing feature to VSCode: |
Auto Close Tag (12.3M+ downloads): "Automatically add HTML/XML close tag, same as Visual Studio IDE or Sublime Text". Close HTML/XML Tag (344K downloads): "Quickly close last opened HTML/XML tag".
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But feature already built in |
I already use these settings to enable/disable the auto-closing of tags in VSCode: |
HTML: Auto Closing Tags: "Enable/disable autoclosing of HTML tags". It is true by default.
JavaScript: Auto Closing Tags: "Enable/disable automatic closing of JSX tags". It is true by default.
TypeScript: Auto Closing Tags: "Enable/disable automatic closing of JSX tags". It is true by default.
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Add the following to your settings.json file to turn them on: |
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Can we write the Fisher-Yates shuffling algorithm in a declarative and functional way with zero mutations, all in a single one-liner statement?! |
Let's find out. |
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Some time ago I was creating a small card game for Android and I needed to shuffle the cards before sharing them to the user and opponents. |
Well I didn't know about the standard shuffling algorithms, so after some thought I came up with this: |
But after reading more about Fisher-Yates on Wikipedia, I discovered serious problems with my algorithm: |
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I was swapping each item with a random element in the range of 0..n, but this was wrong. |
As explained here, this made it more likely for the array to get shuffled in particular ways. |
The right way was to use the range 0..i to swap with the current element i in the loop. |
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With this I could make sure every possible shuffled result would have an equal chance of happening. |
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How exactly are we supposed to go about this? |
Can we try this?👇 |
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No we can't; We used ES6 swapping to shorten the code but we still mutated the array. And cloning doesn't count. |
We need to figure out a way to swap the array elements immutably - create a new array with items swapped. |
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Thanks for taking the time to read today's issue. |
Don't let the bugs byte,
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