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by nzach
538 days ago
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One thing I've realized after using a really fast model is that the time it takes the model to generate a suggestion is proportional to the size of suggestion I'm willing to accept. And in my experience the quality of suggestions decreases when the suggestion size increases. If the model takes a couple seconds to generate a suggestion I get inclined to accept several lines of code. But if the suggestion takes just 300ms to generate I don't feel the "need" to accept the suggested code. I'm not really sure why that happens, maybe that's just the sunk cost fallacy happening right in my editor? If I wait 5 seconds for a suggestion and don't use the suggestion did I effectively just wasted 5 seconds of my life for no good reason? |
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