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Not particularly. I value predictivity over "smarts" when it comes to productivity tools. For me, using the already existing autocomplete, that I know the outco
by orangepanda 3y ago
Not particularly. I value predictivity over "smarts" when it comes to productivity tools. For me, using the already existing autocomplete, that I know the outcome of, is faster than understanding (and subsequently fixing) copilot’s suggestions.
A colleague types no more than 30 words per minute, and is fawning over copilot. There’s probably a correlation.
- onemoresoop 3y agoI have Copilot at work and the suggestions are more often wrong than right but when they're right I save a few seconds right there:)