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$10/mo is fine. I pay at least $10/mo for JetBrains products. However I wish there was more competition. Github could rescind access to Copilot or charge $40/m

$10/mo is fine. I pay at least $10/mo for JetBrains products. However I wish there was more competition. Github could rescind access to Copilot or charge $40/mo or it could slow down because their cloud is overloaded with new users, and I would be out of luck. Tabnine and Kite are alternatives but I've heard they don't work nearly as well. I wish there were similarly-effective alternatives which charge similar rates for cloud hosting / profit, but open-source their datasets and algorithms, and just generally provide a fallback if Copilot's quality ever goes down.

BrandonJung 4y ago
copilot actually pushed Kite out of business but I am here at Tabnine and we have been doing great. MSFT is always tough to compete with but I did it at GitLab before and I think with our strong take on personalized models, ability to run anywhere (local, cloud or even you VPC), all while respecting code and licensing. https://www.tabnine.com/tabnine-vs-github-copilot https://www.tabnine.com/tabnine-vs-github-copilot