I'm a bit sceptical. Looking at the example, all this seems to do is explain the code to someone who doesn't understand the semantics of a language. But I don't see how this would be of any value to someone who knows what they're doing.
Are there other examples where this feature adds a bit more value than re-phrasing what the code already says?
Sometimes, the vars are named so poorly, it's a nightmare to understand things. Copilot comes handy in there. Also helps with third-party tech, like while working with Deepgram's APIs, etc.
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I'm a bit sceptical. Looking at the example, all this seems to do is explain the code to someone who doesn't understand the semantics of a language. But I don't see how this would be of any value to someone who knows what they're doing.
Are there other examples where this feature adds a bit more value than re-phrasing what the code already says?
Sometimes, the vars are named so poorly, it's a nightmare to understand things. Copilot comes handy in there. Also helps with third-party tech, like while working with Deepgram's APIs, etc.