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I came across a plugin that uses an AI that has been pointed towards Github to do code completion. It is a single plugin that works for any language and is both free for now and in beta. Since I am so new to programming I don’t have an opinion about how well it works but I do think it is an interesting idea and thought I would share it here as well as the slack channel.
There are plugins for most of the popular editors.
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stefanchrobot
TabNine has been great from my experience and I’m on the free version. It can provide autocompletion that no other tool can.
hauleth
IIRC TabNine is online tool, which mean it is big no-go for me. I cannot allow for my code to be sent to untrusted 3rd party that I cannot even check in which jurisdiction it is. I work on data that is GDPR protected and I cannot find any information about their guarantees about privacy and/or how they are supervised/certified.
darekdeo
Sorry for digging 2 years old thread, but I am not 100% sure to @hauleth post, which ended this discussion. Are we sure it cannot be run entirely offline?
At the time of writing the homepage https://www.tabnine.com/ has info regarding privacy & protection:
and also:
and also going deeper, seems like sending code to their servers is optional cloud feature:
In case of not meeting system requirements (4 cores, 8 GB memory) cloud feature is the only way to run TabNine. I got message regarding not meeting requirements:
And… requires Signing In/Up
So it seems like, if you meet system requirements and you don’t sign up, you are in offline mode.
Further research could be done through monitoring network traffic, I haven’t done that.