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      <title>GitHub Copilot generating PyTorch code comments: an anecdote</title>
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      <description>I have used GitHub Copilot, an ML pair programming tool based on OpenAI Codex, for a few months now when working on hobby projects and wanted to share a short anecdote here illustrating its usefulness and where it currently fails.
In general, I believe that Copilot saves time while coding and I primarily use it as a &amp;ldquo;tab completion on steroids&amp;rdquo;. The core problem is, as with all text output generated by large language models, that Copilot has no notion of certainty and will always produce an answer.</description>
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      <title>PyScript: looking beyond the hype</title>
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      <description>PyScript was announced on April 30th 2022 at PyCon US by Peter Wang, CEO of Anaconda Inc., and in an accompanying blog post. The announcement sparked a lot of interest and excitement in the Python community and generated a lot of hype.
First off, PyScript is not a JavaScript replacement (and it does not want to be). PyScript instead aims to further democratize the superpower of programming by bringing Python to every browser - which is a very important goal and I very much hope this will work out.</description>
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