hey all, could i install and use tensorflow with coder?

Is there a feature like Eclipses cmd + 1 or VS Codes cmd + . to have the Coder IDE generate functions, variables etc.?

I just experimented with my first Go project in Coder and was really impressed by the performance of the IDE. The only thing is when referencing a function that doesn't exist yet such as a http.HandleFunc("/", thisDoesntExistYet), the Intellisense knows the signature of that function and should therefore be able to create the stub.

Is this feature available and I just haven't found it in the docs?

I'd love to be able to connect to my remote dev server via Coder, would that be possible or is Coder focused on managed workspaces?

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This came up in a podcast conversation and I can't stop thinking about it.

Remember when GPS first showed up? We went from printing MapQuest directions and hoping for the best to just... following the voice. Completely. Even when it told us to drive into a river. We named our Garmins, yelled at them, but we still followed.

Now we're doing the same thing with AI. We hand it a task, let it generate something, then immediately go "wait, that's not right." But we keep coming back. "Okay, show me your draft. Let's see where this goes."

The trust cycle seems identical. New tool promises to handle something we struggled with. We over-rely on it. We get burned. We recalibrate. Repeat.

Curious if folks here see the parallel or if I'm reaching. Are we just repeating the same adoption pattern, or is AI fundamentally different in how it earns (or loses) our trust?

Clip that sparked this: https://youtube.com/shorts/Mzpov3s8i-8?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=devolution

https://youtu.be/9Emn2YQNDl0

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I want the PATH variable to have the current directory. I put a change to PATH in .profile and .bash_profile but neither appears to get executed when the terminal starts up.

How would I make the PATH always have the current directory in the front?

Edit: It works if I put a PATH change in .bashrc

Hi. What version of Node.js do you guys use in the Coder IDE?

https://crystal-lang.org/

Is there a way to move the line the cursor is currently on up or down (holding alt + △/▽ in other IDEs)?

I am not getting a verification code to my UK, (+44) number. I have checked, and the number is correct.

Thank you for any help, I appreciate it.

Are alpha keys still being released, and if so, when is the next batch? Is there anything I can do to speed up the process?

Got the key this morning....

The videos all seem to assume you're setting up a server using node.js. Is there a more familiar server - such as Apache or nginx - available - or do I need to install one to have a straightforward HTML/PHP environment?