The article mentions TabNine as an alternative. I think TabNine’s approach of providing one-line autocomplete suggestions is a nice middle ground where you’re s

The article mentions TabNine as an alternative. I think TabNine’s approach of providing one-line autocomplete suggestions is a nice middle ground where you’re still in charge of writing code but can do it faster with AI assistance. Unlike Copilot you don’t have to give it instructions - it guesses what you’re trying to do from context. And since it works on a single line of code at a time, providing multiple completions which you can glance at and decide whether to use or ignore, you the programmer are still in charge of planning the function and making choices.