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I've come to largely agree with the author. These days, I keep it off by default, but is a Cmd+' away from being flipped on and filling in what I _know_ to be b

I've come to largely agree with the author. These days, I keep it off by default, but is a Cmd+' away from being flipped on and filling in what I _know_ to be boilerplate that's well suited. If I was younger with less money, I probably couldn't justify the price, but these days if it can save me a half hour of busywork per month on my personal projects the $10 is more than worth it. Leaving it on while doing any thoughtful or challenging coding is super distracting for me.

input_sh 3y ago
As someone younger with less money... well, I'm "lucky" enough to get it for free (fun fact: GitHub just gives it away in perpetuity to accounts above certain threshold of "karma"), so I use it. If I didn't get it for free... well I'd be lying if I said I don't get any value out of it, but you're spot on, definitely not enough to justify its perpetual subscription.