Show HN: Autocomplete Python with Deep Learning

I've been thinking about using something like this for Swype-like keyboard for coding on phones.

Another fun idea is to make a &quot;code denoiser&quot;. Removing noise (bugs) from your code.<p>It&#x27;s quite simple to synthetically inject lots of noise into code, simply use the wrong variables, operators, numbers, structures, reverse statement ordering, transforming code at the AST level.<p>Then you can learn mappings of bad code =&gt; good code!<p>The same idea has worked for natural languages as well, correcting typos.

I wished they had an online demo, or jupyter notebook with an easy to download pretrained model so I can test it in colab

Is this similar to Microsoft&#x27;s IntelliCode? How does it differ?

This is pretty cool, but I&#x27;m not sure how much better this approach would be compared to language server based completion (something like RLS).