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by aunch 3y ago
Anshul from the Codeium team here! As our FAQs clearly state, only Chat currently uses OpenAI APIs - our flagship Autocomplete capability (think free Github Copilot) uses proprietary in-house trained models and no APIs. We are upfront about
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by aunch 3y ago
yes. indexing and search happens on your machine, nothing sent over network
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by aunch 3y ago
that's fair - the point was less about the model and more about the fact that your code is not sent anywhere because it all happens locally ill start commenting on other things - i usually just upvote on things that i find interesting
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by aunch 3y ago
sorry! on a previous post, someone encouraged me to just post when Codeium was relevant, didn't realize the norms around launch threads. and wrt the other comment, it is totally accurate - changing developer behavior for these search p
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by aunch 3y ago
From the Codeium ( https://www.codeium.com ) team here! Exciting to see more teams take on the code search problem - modern pure regex definitely is a suboptimal solution. Just to objectively highlight some of the similarities and
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by aunch 4y ago
Yes, thus the question :)
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by aunch 4y ago
Codeium already has this enterprise option, with self-hosting, fine-tuning, and even things like search on top of autocomplete and way more IDEs: https://codeium.com/ How are you different?
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Show HN: An open-source command line tool for parsing code syntax(github.com)
4 points by aunch 4y ago|0 comments
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by aunch 4y ago
they're complementary! codeium works like copilot, constantly autocompleting what you want to type next, which helps a lot when you already have a decent idea of what you need to get done and need to get it done faster. chatgpt (and ch
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by aunch 4y ago
this is really cool and well done. i will start using it in conjunction with Codeium's plugin (free Copilot alternative): https://github.com/Exafunction/codeium.vim for transparency: I'm from the Codeium team
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by aunch 4y ago
exciting! we built (no pun intended) something similar as a free functionality in Codeium ( https://www.codeium.com/waitlist/codeium-search ) - we just soft launched so anyone on VSCode can opt in to it it's cool to
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by aunch 4y ago
Codeium has a self hosted enterprise solution that gives the enterprise the ability to fine tune on their repos within that self hosted instance!
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Best AI Product Lists(codeium.com)
2 points by aunch 4y ago|1 comments
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Codeium Enterprise: GitHub Copilot Business, but in Customer Tenant(codeium.com)
2 points by aunch 4y ago|0 comments
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by aunch 4y ago
VS is on the roadmap, Notepad++ isn't something currently on the roadmap, but we'd be totally open if someone wants to write an open source plugin for it, just like we did for Vim/Neovim ( https://github.com/Ex
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by aunch 4y ago
Thanks for the feedback! Yeah the playground is a bit limited as it is for demo purposes. We are fans of ChatGPT and think that ChatGPT is pretty complementary to tools like Copilot and Codeium. ChatGPT is helpful for longer form explorator
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by aunch 4y ago
our own!
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by aunch 4y ago
haha we'll have it out polished in the next week or so :P
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by aunch 4y ago
if you want an actual enterprise solution with in-customer-tenant/on-prem hosting, check out Codeium ( https://www.codeium.com/enterprise ) disclaimer: i'm from the Codeium team. but really, we will even ship you a
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Free Copilot alternative that works on arbitrary websites(codeium.com)
9 points by aunch 4y ago|0 comments
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by aunch 4y ago
To each their own! We were motivated to blog about it by others who have had issues like this: https://daverupert.com/2023/02/solved-the-case-of-the-bing-b... And at the end of the day, we got a lot of great SEO t
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by aunch 4y ago
I understand the sentiment and why it might come across that way, but we genuinely have gotten a lot more reasonable pointers in these comments than we were able to rack our brains about. And it seems like SEO attacks, Bing incompetence, an
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by aunch 4y ago
oof that's rough. good to know what it took for you though, thanks!
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by aunch 4y ago
yep, DDG is honestly what got us worrying about this due to its popularity in dev circles, which is who we are trying to reach
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by aunch 4y ago
Yeah someone else brought up webpage performance, which we will totally look into - definitely haven't fully tested on cheaper hardware. And wrt text, we have lots of blog posts, FAQ, etc to make sure that the term "codeium"
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by aunch 4y ago
Not sure what you mean here - our product does show up in the first position in Bing, it's just not our website, it's our listing on the VSCode marketplace. Our actual website doesn't even show up on Bing at all, irrespective
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by aunch 4y ago
thats unfortunate. yeah, we will submit a ticket - thanks for the pointer
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by aunch 4y ago
Oh interesting stats, we will look into that. We actually have lots of blog posts with text so not sure about that one though.
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by aunch 4y ago
We actually worked out the math - we don't use any external APIs like OpenAI (use our own models) so those costs aren't prohibitive, and we have a bunch of experience as a team building scalable ML systems, so we have driven down
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by aunch 4y ago
We answer this partially in the "How do you plan to make money?" question in our FAQ: https://www.codeium.com/faq tl;dr potential pro plan for additional features (keep autocomplete free) and enterprise offering

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