lol I was mass editing files with Copilot until exceeded API rate limit, it even auto log-out of VSCode 😂
Context: I was using it to "codemod" (better find/replace?) whole bunch of files.
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lol I was mass editing files with Copilot until exceeded API rate limit, it even auto log-out of VSCode 😂
Context: I was using it to "codemod" (better find/replace?) whole bunch of files.
Chee Aun 🤔
Unknown parent • • •@timbray $USD10/month.
I was on the early beta (free), then paid for a year ($100/year) when it's out of beta. After that, I stopped paying.
Evan Prodromou
in reply to Chee Aun 🤔 • • •Tim Bray
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Unknown parent • • •Nelson Minar
in reply to Evan Prodromou • • •@evan @timbray there are some donation links in the app. I donate via GitHub github.com/sponsors/cheeaun
I keep hoping it turns into a bigger product. It's such a good piece of software. Maybe the current scale is enough but unlike Chee Aun to be well compensated.
Sponsor @cheeaun on GitHub Sponsors
GitHubAdrian Schönig
in reply to Chee Aun 🤔 • • •Getting free access to Copilot Pro as a student, teacher, or maintainer - GitHub Docs
GitHub DocsChee Aun 🤔
in reply to Tim Bray • • •@timbray so far, I wouldn't consider AI tools cost-effective yet. I've been using them full-on since the beginning — interesting at first, but I still see AI as just doing the "easy" stuff. Creating new stuff is easy, but maintaining is the huge bulk of work that I want to offload to.
None of the AI tools are able to "upgrade all dependencies, apply all the breaking changes, test them, see if everything works, if some dependencies are still breaking, downgrade some of them, repeat, every month"
Chee Aun 🤔
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