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It's not like vscode sneaks in the copilot code. You always have to validate. Is it magical when you use regular code completion?



Regular autocompletion also feels magical and unpredictable.

This is because I need a tighter visual feedback loop to confirm that the IDE has chosen the right identifiers and inserted extra parentheses and such, and so I couldn't get a few keystrokes ahead of what I see. It's nice for debugging where I only need to replace a few things in a few lines, and I suppose it might be nice if I am trying a new language and wasn't typing very fast anyways. It's not something I use regularly for development.




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