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Aider: AI pair programming in your terminal

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432 points tosh | 1 comments | 10 Apr 24 21:06 UTC | HN request time: 0s | source
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tyoma ◴[10 Apr 24 21:28 UTC] No.39995915[source]▶
I’ve used aider to understand new codebases using technologies I don’t know and it did a fantastic job; much faster than grep/find + google.
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fyrn_ ◴[10 Apr 24 21:38 UTC] No.39995997[source]▶
To be fair in a world of good LSP impls, grep/find are really primative tools to be using. Not saying this isn't better then a more sophisicated editor setup, just that grep and find are a _really_ low bar
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shadowgovt ◴[10 Apr 24 21:54 UTC] No.39996106[source]▶
When we reach that world, let me know. I'm still tripping over a "python-lsp-server was simply not implemented async so sometimes when you combine it with emacs lsp-mode it eats 100% CPU and locks your console" issue.
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1. fyrn_ ◴[11 Apr 24 08:00 UTC] No.39999527[source]▶
If emacs hard blocks on LSP requests, that may be on emacs as well. I recomemd you try ruff-lsp, although it does not iver everything and is more for linting, it's higb quality