-> If you knew what to do, why would you consult a Copilot in the first place?
Because i don't know what i do but have enough experience to know if the Copilot knows what it's doing.
Because i don't know what i do but have enough experience to know if the Copilot knows what it's doing.
Or sometimes I use it for languages which I'm not god at, but still can read it. I'm a 10+ year Java programmer. But sometimes I want some small bash / python / powershell script.
For example a powershell script to change power state profile. It spits something out in seconds, I can read it, understand it and ask for changes.
With a large java project I don't use it much. But sometimes, and then I also read the code the check if it does what I want to happen. Sometimes I can just describe a problem in English, copilot will create something that I think is wrong, but it gives me an idea on how to solve it myself.
Then copilot was blocked at work. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯