Playing with the JetBrains AI thing in their IDEs. The chat seems roughly as good as Copilot for normal rubber ducking.
The completion is different, but close. It operates on a line by line basis, so it kind of works like better autocomplete. It won't do the thing where it generates a whole method for you unless you ask it to. I might grow to prefer that.
#coding
Collin Donnell /
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2024-04-17 19:41:53
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