The problem only occurs when you are using it to fill mostly empty files, particularly in empty projects. In an actual codebase the frequency you are getting '

The problem only occurs when you are using it to fill mostly empty files, particularly in empty projects. In an actual codebase the frequency you are getting 'snippets' is less than 1%, not 20%. This was discussed in the FAQ for the beta. The straw man around this topic is wild. Anyone who has actually used it should know that in an existing project, it very heavily matches the output flavoring to the existing codebase. When there isn't anything to match, it only has the training data to pull from. Demoing the edge case where it is set up to fail and then pointing and saying "look at how it failed" is a bit silly. And continuing to harp on it in the comments on a piece about how now there's literally a setting to prevent even those edge cases is perhaps even moreso.