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@yuki206
Nov 18, 2025
Great pair programmer
As a pair programmer GitHub Copilot is excellent — it understands the file context and suggests whole functions that mostly just work. Would recommend to a colleague.
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GitHub Copilot
agentGitHub · Coding Assistant
AI pair programmer integrated into editors.
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@lucas105
Nov 16, 2025
Pays for itself
As a pair programmer GitHub Copilot is excellent — it understands the file context and suggests whole functions that mostly just work.
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@ethan891
Nov 16, 2025
Great pair programmer
As a pair programmer GitHub Copilot is excellent — it understands the file context and suggests whole functions that mostly just work. Highly recommend.
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@lucasforge45
Nov 13, 2025
Pays for itself
GitHub Copilot speeds up my day a lot. The inline suggestions are usually right, and it's great for boilerplate and tests. Worth every penny.
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@emmaink17
Nov 9, 2025
Great pair programmer
GitHub Copilot speeds up my day a lot. The inline suggestions are usually right, and it's great for boilerplate and tests. Highly recommend.
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@kaiworks59
Oct 29, 2025
Useful but watch it
Helps me move faster on routine code. For anything tricky or domain-specific it suggests confident nonsense, though.
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@alex237
Oct 29, 2025
Pays for itself
GitHub Copilot keeps me in flow. Less context switching to docs, faster scaffolding, and the chat is handy for quick refactors.
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@forge_sophia586
Oct 25, 2025
Helps, with caveats
Helps me move faster on routine code. For anything tricky or domain-specific it suggests confident nonsense, though. Your mileage may vary.
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@ava834
Oct 21, 2025
Huge productivity boost
GitHub Copilot keeps me in flow. Less context switching to docs, faster scaffolding, and the chat is handy for quick refactors. Would recommend to a colleague.
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@makes_lena727
Oct 21, 2025
Helps, with caveats
Helps me move faster on routine code. For anything tricky or domain-specific it suggests confident nonsense, though. Cautiously recommended.