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#copilot

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I have an older am3+ mb with a ryzen fx-8350 black edition (I think built in 2012). It was my windows 10 machine but with the eol of win 10 I decided to install arch and gnome on it instead.

It would be plenty of powerful enough still to run win 11 (I know registry hacks work to install) but frankly I'm just over microsoft, their telemetry, their ad tech, and most importantly chatgpt/github copilot

The Gene Kim Vibe Coding book... all the claims are it's a 10x revolution. Does that mean it contains secret sauce, or will it have to cheat by changing the definition of Vibe Coding?

After fiddling a while with getting #copilot to create a simple app (and fixing the bugs myself), I'm really wondering if generating code from templates, like #jhipster and #dotnet cli do, is a much quicker, more reliable, and safer option.

I just asked #CoPilot to correct spelling and grammar mistakes and to suggest improvements in an English text.

I looked at the result and could see any changes.

I asked CoPilot to highlight the changes. It did. 11 of them.

I checked again. It turned out 9 of the 11 instances were no changes or corrections (one was a spelling correction, and one was inserting the full name of a person).

This #LLM stuff seems to get worse even for my simple glorious autocomplete task 🤬

Yesterday, a customer discussed some requirements of our software. The responsible developer (with more than 20 years of programming experience) explained the background to the customer.

The customer's reaction: "Copilot says that's not true..." (with a long, generated reply, filled with false information)

Now we actually have to deal with such nonsense - the customer has to pay for it, of course, but I don't want to waste my time on stupid things like that.

Am I becoming crazy? The Copilot toggle is OFF in this screenshot, right? If so, why is there still a Copilot icon on the top right? How do I get rid of it??

(this is in #Outlook for Win10)

Edit: the (temporary, because I already did it once a few days ago and Copilot is now back) solution is to follow the instructions for editing group policies here: pureinfotech.com/disable-windo (Method 2 for Win 10).