To quote the article: > Here’s an approach that’ll work for sure: use some, let’s call them alternative, programming languages that Copilot doesn’t really know

To quote the article: > Here’s an approach that’ll work for sure: use some, let’s call them alternative, programming languages that Copilot doesn’t really know. (...) Sadly, I have news: Copilot’s love for programming languages knows no bounds! Racket! Haskell! ML! (...) Copilot is a ravenous beast: if any code in any language found its way into a GitHub repo, it’s already swallowed it up and is hungry for more, nom nom nom. Not sure how true this is in practice - I only used Copilot once, with Python - but if it is that might invalidate this concept