GitHub CoPilot just works with you instead of coming in the way. As for achieving 90%, that could happen only in an extremely verbose language with nausea induc

GitHub CoPilot just works with you instead of coming in the way. As for achieving 90%, that could happen only in an extremely verbose language with nausea inducing amounts of boilerplate code, e.g. enterprise Java, but CoPilot will chew through it. Using CoPilot actually makes one a better programmer because you learn to always use clear variable names, without which CoPilot cannot do its job. In Python, in-line type annotations also help when defining a variable, again allowing CoPilot to provide better completions. If you think about it, Microsoft is losing substantial amounts of money providing CoPilot. It's quite the public service. I looked through an archive.org mirror of the link.