If
you want to experiment more, you should try the aider
tool. It’s the most mature of the AI coding tools (other than
GitHub Copilot). Also, you might want to try testing out open
LLMs
(if you don’t have a GPU, you can use the
https://glhf.chat/ API for
anything non-sensitive; they
can load any model on HuggingFace, and it’s gratis for now).
On 12/9/24 12:05, James Carthew wrote:
I'm tinkering with ChatGPT and creating Applications for configuring Sound/Video/Networking for a desktop environment. Here's a first screenshot of PulseAudio devices enumerating with Objective-C++ under Linux. There's a few layout/rendering issues happening, but overall the code is doing what I wanted.
