After all, "How to parse a CSV file in Python" is longer than "csv.reader(file)" but without knowing that "csv.reader" exists, you have no other way but to tell Google what you need.
This is how I already think of co-pilot, but these steroids seem to be mostly for prototyping.
SO often have comments and context such as "this works with 98% of browsers", "this isn't recommended, try X instead", "this works but can break library code because it changes the global scope", "this stopped working in version X" etc etc. Context like this can be important to take into account depending on what you're building.
// CAVEATS:
// POTENTIAL ISSUES:
// Above is deprecated. Use below code instead
fn classify-toxicity(text: string) {
do_work(text)
while true {}
// this should never happen
}