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Copilot doesn't seem like the right word. Maybe first year college student with no previous programming experience? Then it would be clear what level of help yo
by emerongi 5y ago
Copilot doesn't seem like the right word. Maybe first year college student with no previous programming experience? Then it would be clear what level of help you are actually getting.
Impressive, for sure. Unclear whether it's a net-positive tool, though.
- bla3 5y agoGitHub Excited Intern
- baud147258 5y agofuzzy matching with publicly available code on Github
- Hamuko 5y agoGitHub Student Driver
- jsjohnst 5y ago> Copilot doesn't seem like the right word. Maybe “autopilot” then (as in the Tesla marketing term, not as in a real autopilot)? /s Both lull you with a false sense of security which will suddenly and unexpectedly cause you to pay dearly for using it. Interestingly both seem to also get a vaguely similar balance of critics, apologists, and advocates on here. Sample size of two here, but what is it with companies using %pilot to describe product features which are nothing like the actual appropriate use of the term?