#Hello everyone I d like to know how up
ionic granite
Great question. We try to regularly update the training data, applying filters on public repos to maximize training on code that reflects modern coding practices. Of course, this is a pretty tricky problem and we also don't want to be too strict and massively reduce the amount of data available to learn from. In fact, this issue is one of the reasons why we don't enable Codeium for default on languages like Rust and Kotlin - we don't think that our current quality is at a high enough standard yet when compared to modern practices. Hopefully in the not-too-distant future we will have more sophisticated approaches here, and will keep the Discord updated!
[edit: we actually have enabled Codeium for Rust recently, let us know what you think!]
summer thorn
Great question. We try to regularly update the training data, applying filters o...
Thank you for you detailed response.
Actually I'm not coding in rust at the moment. I'm more involved in kotlin, jni and c++.
I have three projects running, one for 3D engines, 2. for trading purposes and the third is for photogrammetry processes.
I evaluate actually an idea, if this will work to learn AI only the structure of code in an immediate representation (IR). This will make the task independent of programming languages. As output for a request the AI transpiles the IR back into the requested programming language.