> I will never use it, because I know how to read the documentation/source and write my own code. I will never use a file system because I know how to store my

> I will never use it, because I know how to read the documentation/source and write my own code. I will never use a file system because I know how to store my own punchcards! I will never use a compiler because I know how to right my own assembly. I will never use an IDE because I know how to edit code with SED. I will never use a debugger because I know how to debug with logging statements. I will never… use new tools because I learned the old ones? I agree there’s some open questions about the copyright issues which should give people pause before use in some context. That said, it’s a tool that helps people work faster and focus on higher priority issues than implementing trivial code. Oh and a lot of big software companies are already developing this sort of tool internally so it’s going to be the norm for competitive purposes.