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Indeed. That’s my only interaction with AI coding. Every time Visual Studio updates, it’ll turn back on the thing that shoves a ludicrously wrong, won’t even c
by jasonkester 1y ago
Indeed. That’s my only interaction with AI coding.
Every time Visual Studio updates, it’ll turn back on the thing that shoves a ludicrously wrong, won’t even compile, not what I was in the middle of doing line of garbage code in front of my cursor, ready to autocomplete in and waste my time deleting if I touch the wrong key.
This is the thing that Microsoft thinks is important enough to be worth burning goodwill by re-enabling every few weeks, so I’m left to conclude that this is the state of the art.
Thus far I haven’t been impressed enough to make it five lines of typing before having to stop what I’m doing and google how to turn it off again.
- 1718627440 1y agoHave you considered using another IDE?
- bagacrap 1y agoI dunno, I don't find it so bad. I know what I'm about to type, and occasionally the AI guesses right, so it saves me some keystrokes. I don't bother reading/understanding what it suggests if it doesn't match what I had in mind exactly. I don't even think it saves me much time, but it saves me some keystrokes, which I appreciate due to having arthritis in my wrists.