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Pair programming with ChatGPT with access to my file system that can: - edit files on its own - run ANY bash command - write, run, debug Python & JS code - create & run Git commands I didn't even know has been the most exhilarating experience since I... show more

YK aka CS Dojo 📺🐦

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YK aka CS Dojo 📺🐦vor 3 Jahren

"Aren't you worried about giving it so much access?" No because I heavily limit its access using @Docker. Plus I don't give it my GitHub credentials. So the worst thing it can do is mess up the local files - which it's never done in my experience so far.

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Raza Rython 📜vor 3 Jahren

yo need a tutorial on how to set this up!

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YK aka CS Dojo 📺🐦vor 3 Jahren

Good idea!!

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Ahmad Awaisvor 3 Jahren

I'm scared of it running any bash commands on my computer lol. We need to sandbox it and create a log for what it does. For audit.

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Uncle Gregvor 3 Jahren

@ykdojo have you tried co pilot? If so do you like it?

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YK aka CS Dojo 📺🐦vor 3 Jahren

Yes I did and yes I do!

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Zia Basitvor 3 Jahren

That’s some very good points, I have also been pair programming with ChatGPT 4, it really speeds up productivity.

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