AI Coder Buddy

While working on a code-generating LLM project, I was surprised to discover two large truths about au pair programs that most people haven't realized. 1) Coding assistants are very slow and give the wrong answer because they are all focused on the transformer gee-whiz isn't this cool technology side that guesses the answer correctly about 65-85 % of the time, 2) They all fundamentally use the same datasets (the Pile, Stack Overflow, etc.). Now I know that the idea of transformers is to infer the answer to prevent overfitting. But in code, there are only correct answers. So, while there may be 20 ways to do something, there are not an infinite number of 20 correct answers. So instead, I focused on getting the question right because as I have stated, in code, there may be 20 ways to write something but in the end, the answer has to be syntactically correct. In a line of code, the only values are (the keyword, the operators, the variables, and the constants). That's how compilers work and find errors. By flipping the way the coding assistant works, you achieve two things. It runs easily 100 times faster than Co-Pilot (and even a Google or Stack Overflow search) as well as all the other au pair assistants (and on cheap hardware to boot! ). And, unless there is a bug in the dataset, it always gives a 100% syntactically correct answer. In other words, the code runs. Also by doing it this way you can browse through the other 90 languages, libraries, and frameworks and see how their code for a given task works. That makes it a great learning tool like the question and answer sites. So I propose a challenge. Find an error in the results and it's a free service for life. Of course, it's the first error report and naturally, we'll update the underlying dataset. #aicoderbuddychallenge

Congratulations on the launch of AI Coder Buddy! With its impressive coding features, this looks like the perfect tool for making coding simpler and faster. Let's discuss how this can help developers and coders!

As someone who loves simplifying complex processes (usually through video), this approach to coding assistance is intriguing. It's always refreshing to see a flip on the traditional. Quick thought: With this system, could it assist video-based SaaS companies in creating embeddable scripts or any video-related coding? Also, LOVE the challenge proposition! 😉