I suspect you're trying to feed to too large/vague of prompts. I've found it amazing when working in semi-familiar programming languages. I'm primarily a Ruby

I suspect you're trying to feed to too large/vague of prompts. I've found it amazing when working in semi-familiar programming languages. I'm primarily a Ruby dev, but currently working in Python. The languages are close enough that it's an easy transition, but they do a lot of fundamentals differently. Previously, it'd be extremely disruptive to my thought-process to have to go lookup basic functions, like checking array lengths or running a regex on a string. Now, I just write a comment like `# check array length` or `# on x_var, run this regex "\s+"`. Copilot spits back what I need (or at least close enough to avoid having to break context). Even in core languages, I'm finding it very useful for writing system calls or niche functionality that I don't use frequently. My mental model knows what needs to be done, but I don't remember the exact calls off the top of my head.