I admit I haven't used it (I have used IDE autocomplete features and don't like them) For me, same as writing actually, the thinking of what I want to do is ev

I admit I haven't used it (I have used IDE autocomplete features and don't like them) For me, same as writing actually, the thinking of what I want to do is everything, and the doing it is nearly trivial. I don't picture having copilot write nontrivial code for me and then reviewing it would be different than writing it, even if I didn't know the exact syntax and had to look it up. So I agree, it feels like a solution to a problem I don't have, like is solves something that I don't spend time on. Cynically, like GPT-3 probably help write content farm stuff, copilot probably helps write some junk code for something, but there are probably domain specific low code tools that do that better as well