It's an insanely conservative tool
Lastly, it’s also a huge waste of energy to feed the same information over and over again for each query.
- context over training is like someone referencing docs vs vaguely recalling from decayed memory
- context caching
The idea that our current languages might be as far as we get is absolutely demoralising. I don't want a tool to help me write pointless boilerplate in a bad language, I want a better language.
The companies valuing the expensive talent currently working on Google will be the winner.
Google and others are betting big right now, but I feel the winner might be those who watches how it unfolds first.
As a dev, I like it. It speeds up writing easy but tedious code. It's just a bit smarter version of the refactoring tools already common in IDEs...