Can’t wait for the future presentation:
“How Robb Oat uses Robb Oat to build Robb Oat”
“How Robb Oat uses Robb Oat to build Robb Oat”
> Give a TOC for a presentation titled: "How Robb Oat uses Robb Oat to build Robb Oat"
1. Introduction
2. What is Robb Oat?
3. How Robb Oat uses Robb Oat to build Robb Oat
4. Conclusion
> Give 4 speaker note bullet points for each point:
1. Introduction
-Robo Oat is a robot software engineer that reads GitHub issues and submits pull requests.
-It is still in development and currently only fixes code snippets that are linked to in the issue.
-We are going to be discussing how Robb Oat uses Robb Oat to build Robb Oat.
-This will include a demonstration of how to use Robb Oat to fix a code snippet.
2. What is Robb Oat?
-Robb Oat is a robot software engineer that reads GitHub issues and submits pull requests.
-It is still in development and currently only fixes code snippets that are linked to in the issue.
3. How Robb Oat uses Robb Oat to build Robb Oat
-Robb Oat uses Robb Oat to build Robb Oat by trying to fix every GitHub Issue it understands.
-It does this by creating a pull request with an attempted fix.
4. Conclusion -Robb Oat is still in development and is only able to fix code snippets that are linked to in the issue. -However, it is a useful tool for those who want to quickly fix small code snippets. -It is also a good
>If, he thought to himself, such a machine is a virtual impossibility, then it must logically be a finite improbability. So all I have to do in order to make one is to work out exactly how improbable it is, feed that figure into the finite improbability generator, give it a fresh cup of really hot tea ... and turn it on!