Edit: I also feel there is a lot of secondary information lost. If I google I have multiple tabs and windows and (temporal) structure. I also learn about neighb

Edit: I also feel there is a lot of secondary information lost. If I google I have multiple tabs and windows and (temporal) structure. I also learn about neighboring concepts via stackoverflow comments, or I learn about how to navigate the docs for whatever I’m doing right now. This! I think what we lose from these auto-completion systems is a differing of opinions, options and abilities to learn and evolve our ideas. I don't always want the most commonly weighted average answer. I want to see, learn and try new things. But above all I cancelled for two reasons: it’s too slow and I can’t trust my privacy and code IP to be respected I'm starting to look for GitHub alternatives for this reason, I'm sure it's no surprise where they're getting all the great training data from, it's our code. Which might be ok, but no you won't even be able to innovate to make some money because co-pilot will be reading all your suggestions. I wonder if Microsoft trains it on their own proprietary code? :)