Just wanted to have a less glowing counterpoint to the other claims. I've used Copilot a bit, and found that the automatic completion was frequently interruptin

Just wanted to have a less glowing counterpoint to the other claims. I've used Copilot a bit, and found that the automatic completion was frequently interrupting my train of thought, making it harder to concentrate ("intrusive thoughts as a service"). I preferred only triggering completions upon pressing a keystroke, so I choose when to take a shortcut and ask to have code generated. I found it very helpful for generating boilerplate code, and debug logging I shouldn't have to think too hard about. Also it sometimes gave me clever ideas better than I thought of myself (like Rust code matching on a HashMap's Entry). Nonetheless I felt uneasy because I noticed myself getting too "lazy", not thinking about what code I want written before asking for help. In the end, aside from boilerplate, I spend most of my time in Qt Creator (which doesn't have a Copilot plugin) rather than VS Code, so I mostly stopped using Copilot anyway.