I'm trying. I'm really trying to give Copilot a chance.

So far it's been offering reasonable Python code suggestions. Not great, but reasonable.

Too bad I was asking it about Raku and Nushell.

Okay, today I'm using Copilot with Go, a language where if you took out the boilerplate you'd have nothing left but whitespace.

And it's pretty good! I don't trust the autocomplete suggestions blindly, but it gets a fair chunk of the structure that I need for a given expression or block.

So hypothetically Copilot would also work well for TypeScript, which exists mainly to put a nice suit and tie on JavaScript. (in other words, loads of boilerplate)
(also also I gotta stop trying to convince myself I don't know Go. I know it enough to know when Copilot's wrong.)
Copilot probably saved me an hour on typing this code but there's a logic bug in here somewhere I have spent the last three hours trying to isolate.

@randomgeek

It's not a "Logic Bug," it's a "Feature" waiting to find a "Use Case."