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Mr. Know-All Issue 4 – January 2024
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Summarized by durumis AI
- Introducing AI-related YouTubers and recommending a site that summarizes YouTube videos.
- Introducing GitHub Copilot and explaining the information and how to get started using GitHub Copilot.
- GitHub Copilot uses llm, so it emphasizes the need to organize prompts on how to give what instructions when coding.
[Introduction to YouTubers]
Here, I'm going to introduce some YouTubers related to AI.
I haven't figured out who they are yet, but I've been watching the videos that have been uploaded since I subscribed in 2023, and the content isn't clumsy.
There are too many YouTube videos to watch, so this is what you can use.
[GitHub Copilot]
It would be nice if it just did everything for you, but right now it's just helping you. pair programmer
In time, it will do everything you ask for. agent, autopilot
To use GitHub Copilot,
You need to have a GitHub account, and https://github.com/features/copilotstart with start a free trial.
It's $10 a month for individuals. $100 a year.
GitHub Copilot also uses LLM, so you have to give it good instructions. You need to organize the prompts on how to give instructions when coding.
Start with GitHub Copilot. I'm writing a semantic kernel fork, so let's start with Visual Studio C#. GitHub Copilot – C# in Visual Studio
