Last week, OpenAI Codex did half the work for a JS contract. It acts like a Stack Overflow, that gives me actual code when asked. Copilot is built on top of Cod

Last week, OpenAI Codex did half the work for a JS contract. It acts like a Stack Overflow, that gives me actual code when asked. Copilot is built on top of Codex, just trained better and integrated into an IDE. It's free for now, likely to be cheaper than Copilot when it's not free. I've wanted to write a guide on it, but can't scrape the time to. I might actually use Codex to help me figure out how to use Hugo so I can set up a blog.