I just canceled Copilot and I'm more productive now that I'm not hesitating and waiting to see if Copilot does something. COPILOT PROS - Good at boilerplate

I just canceled Copilot and I'm more productive now that I'm not hesitating and waiting to see if Copilot does something. COPILOT PROS - Good at boilerplate - Good at unit tests - Fairly good at pasting from Stack Overflow CONS - Most of the time it does nothing - Large code blocks pop in and out while I'm typing, which is distracting - Sometimes it correctly guesses what I want, but the code is completely wrong with non-existent variable and method names - Visual Studio has 3 or 4 other "helpers" and they can seemingly all active at once, making hard to even see what I'm doing (Intellisense, Intellicode, CodeLens, ???) EDIT: I include writing prompts and reviewing Copilot output as hesitating/breaking flow.