Qodo in action: Demo & Best practices - Webinar (Dec 10, 2024, 11:00 AM PST)

The webinar is showcasing the latest in AI-driven code quality solutions:

• Getting Started: how to quickly get started with Qodo and integrate it with your existing development tools and workflows
• Contextual Code and Test Generation
• AI-Powered Code Analysis and Review
• Practical Use Cases: test generation, application refactoring, and automated PR reviews
• Interactive Q&A Session
• Exclusive Insights: insider tips and strategies for maintaining high code quality

In the Qodo's 50-min Webinar (Oct 30, 2024) OpenAI o1 tested on Codeforces Code Contests problems, exploring its problem-solving approach in real-time. Then its capabilities is boosted by integrating Qodo’s AlphaCodium - a framework designed to refine AI's reasoning, testing, and iteration, enabling a structured flow engineering process.

The guide below provides some insights into how each model performs across various coding scenarios: Comparison of Claude Sonnet 3.5, GPT-4o, o1, and Gemini 1.5 Pro for coding

• Claude Sonnet 3.5 - for everyday coding tasks due to its flexibility and speed.
• GPT-o1-preview - for complex, logic-intensive tasks requiring deep reasoning.
• GPT-4o - for general-purpose coding where a balance of speed and accuracy is needed.
• Gemini 1.5 Pro - for large projects that require extensive context handling.

The 10 min video walkthrough explores the best practices of generating code with AI: 8 Best Practices to Generate Code Using AI Tools

It explains some aspects as how breaking down complex features into manageable tasks leads to better results and relevant information helps AI assistants deliver more accurate code:

1. Break Requests into Smaller Units of Work
2. Provide Context in Each Ask
3. Be Clear and Specific
4. Keep Requests Distinct and Focused
5. Iterate and Refine
6. Leverage Previous Conversations or Generated Code
7. Use Advanced Predefined Commands for Specific Asks
8. Ask for Explanations When Needed

https://twoshot.app/model/454
This is a free UI for the melody flow model that meta research had taken offline

Here's the paper: https://arxiv.org/html/2407.03648v1

The following article provides an overview of AI-powered code generators and highlights how they are streamlining the coding process. It explains what AI code generators are, and comparing ability to convert natural language instructions into code for ten notable AI code generators for 2024: 10 Best AI Code Generators for 2024

• GitHub Copilot
• Codiumate
• Amazon Q Developer
• Tabnine
• Replit
• AskCodi
• OpenAI Codex
• Codiga
• MutableAI
• CodeT5

The article below discusses the significance of robust code reviews in preventing software outages, particularly in light of recent high-profile incidents due to overlooked bugs, which often stem from complex dependencies within codebases: Preventing outages with PR-Agent: AI-powered code reviews

It introduces pr-agent as an AI-powered tool designed to enhance the code review process by automating and improving the identification of potential issues to bolster system reliability and maintain code integrity by providing in-depth analysis and suggestions for improvements during the development cycle.

The article explains how AI code generation tools provide accelerating development cycles, reducing human errors, and enhancing developer creativity by handling routine tasks in 2024: AI Code Generation

It shows hands-on examples of how it addresses development challenges like tight deadlines and code quality issues by automating repetitive tasks, and enhancing code quality and maintainability by adhering to best practices.

The article highlights how AI tools streamline workflows, enhance efficiency, and improve code quality by generating code snippets from text prompts, translating between languages, and identifying errors: Unlocking the Potential of Code Generation

It also compares generative AI with low-code and no-code solutions, emphasizing its unique ability to produce code from scratch. It also showcases various AI tools like CodiumAI, IBM watsonx, GitHub Copilot, and Tabnine, illustrating their benefits and applications in modern software development as compared to nocode and lowcode platforms.

This article discusses the top 8 static code analysis tools for 2024 - how they examine source code without executing it, helping developers identify potential bugs, security vulnerabilities, and code quality issues early in the development process: 8 Best Static Code Analysis Tools For 2024

• CodiumAI
• PVS Studio
• ESlint
• SonarQube
• Fortify Static Code Analyzer
• Coverity
• Codacy
• ReSharper

The article below discusses the development and implementation of code generation tools tailored for enterprise environments as well as the specific challenges enterprises face when adopting code generation, such as maintaining code quality, ensuring security, and integrating with existing systems: Building code generation that makes sense for the enterprise

Hi everyone! I just finished developing this feature for my platform and would love to get some feedback about it.

Platform is isari.ai

You can watch a demo on how to use it in the homepage 😊

If you want to collaborate or be part of this initiative, please send me a DM or join the Discord server, I will more than happy to respond!

I'd appreciate any and all feedback 🙏

The article below discusses the development and implementation of code generation tools tailored for enterprise environments as well as the specific challenges enterprises face when adopting code generation, such as maintaining code quality, ensuring security, and integrating with existing systems: Building code generation that makes sense for the enterprise

Is there an AI/ML tool of some sort that I can plug in to a workflow that can help me identify things on a website at scale?

For example if I wanted it to be able to look at a page on a site and identify the main colours of the site? Or, I wanted it to take a look and tell me if that site has a picture of a rabbit on it etc?

Hi everybody!

I'm finally done with the hard work and wanted to show you what I've achieved.

The architecture I've built a PoC for is meant to allow trusted users (workers) to use their local computing resources to contribute in completing the tasks that are aggregated and managed in the Gateway.

When the client script is run (The link is in the platform's site), it validates and connects to the Gateway, and retrieves a task. Attached to this task are instructions, metadata, and context data. When it finishes processing the task, it returns the output formatted in a specific way to the Gateway.

The idea is that, the more client nodes we have (workers) or the better resources EACH worker's machine has, the faster the tasks are done.

Every 5 tasks done award one single-use key. And at this stage of the architecture, you can request them from me, in order to use and test the architecture!

Any feedback would be extremely valuable. It's been a TON of hard work, but it's paving the way for bigger and better things.

AI is displacing a lot of workers from corporate jobs. The aim of this platform and architecture is to USE AI for work, and let our machines work for us.

Right now, we earn single-use keys, but in the future, this can and WILL be translated to a fair compensation for each worker's resources. But this is the long-term plan.

This is the link to the platform: https://isari.ai

Discord invite link, if you want to request a single-use key or want to become more involved with the project: https://discord.gg/GPANnQfG

Does anybody have experience with fine tuning a speech to text model from open source?
Also we do not have dataset for the fine tuning, so feature engineering skills are highly appreciated

Hi everyone!

I'm building a problem-solving architecture and I'm looking for issues or problems as suggestions so I can battle-test it. I would love it if you could comment an issue or problem you'd like to see solved, or just purely to see if you find any interesting results among the data that will get generated.

The architecture/system will subdivide the issue and generate proposals. A special type of proposal is called an extrapolation, in which I draw solutions from other related or unrelated fields and apply them to the field of the issue being targeted. Innovative proposals, if you will.

If you want to share some info privately, or if you want me to explain how the architecture works in more detail, let me know and I will DM you!

Again, I would greatly appreciate it if you could suggest some genuine issues or problems I can run through the system.

I will then share the generated proposals with you and we'll see if they are of any value or use :)

PR-Agent Chrome Extension brings PR-Agent tools directly into your GitHub workflow, allowing you to run different tools with custom configurations seamlessly.

• Demo, 2 min, v. 1.00
• Demo, 1 min, v. 1.15

Here’s exactly why LLM-based search engines can save you hundreds of hours googling:

• Precise Search Results – LLM-based search engines understand context, not just keywords. This means they can interpret your queries more intelligently, delivering precisely what you’re looking for without the back-and-forth of refining search terms – they know what you mean.
• Speed – these search engines process and retrieve information at an extremely fast pace, helping you find answers in seconds that might have taken minutes or hours with traditional search engines, especially if what you’re searching for isn’t mainstream or is highly specific.
• Efficiency – by understanding the nuances of language and your intent, LLM search engines reduce the time you spend sifting through irrelevant results.

And here are the best LLM-powered search engines you can use right now:

Perplexity is an advanced search engine tailored for those who need depth and context, perfect for complex queries that require nuanced answers. It even allows you to ask follow-up questions for precision, and change the “focus” mode to academic, writing, YouTube, and Reddit-only search — making it great for research of every kind.

Gemini is a LaMDA LLM-based AI-powered search engine by Google and may already be integrated into your Google Search (depending on your region) — if you have this feature, you will automatically be given more extensive search results whenever you google something. Even if you don’t have this feature, Gemini proves to be a cutting-edge search & research tool.

Bing – while it is controversial for its censorship and limitations, it’s still based on the GPT-4 LLM, making it extremely powerful. You can pick conversation styles, such as “more creative”, “more balanced”, and “more precise” depending on your needs.

My personal favorite is Perplexity AI, — it gets the job done the fastest and always delivers good (better than the alternatives) results.

Enter the prompt below or dream up the wildest thing you might want to see in a generated video.

“A steampunk airship soaring through the clouds, with intricate gears and mechanisms visible beneath its metallic hull.”

https://preview.redd.it/lxy2yhf8jy8d1.jpg?width=632&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=040aec6bd1fe0c752f82012c34a331dccc67e80c

These models will be used on scientific projects that will aim to achieve results, solving problems, innovating and creating new ideas, new architectures. Join me over here https://discord.gg/WC7YuJZ3