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Copilot X isn’t great, since it get destroyed by simple ChatGPT in understanding intent. However Copilot is useful for generating structure inside of functions when you’re replicating patters you’ve established in other parts of your code. But if you’ve only used it for a month, it sounds like you’re trying too hard.
I subscribe to both, If you're a full-time developer, Copilot is a huge productivity boost. Sometimes I'll ask ChatGPT for help getting started on a code project, but I've found it's usually only around 70% correct. Using comments with Copilot to help stub out what I need typically works better in my experience.
GitHub CoPilot is quite good. Not very impressed with Windows CoPilot. If you ask it to check for updates, it brings up an article on how to check for updates. It's supposed to be able to handle basic tasks like that.
You can ask Copilot to troubleshoot something and it will let you open a troubleshooter, asking it to cast your screen opens the Cast quick setting and voice control has been supported since late September, just before Copilot started rolling out to retail.
CoPilot in the Operating System is massively different although that will take some time to be visible. If you think about how browsers operate, and Bing Chat via a web browser operates - It is an entirely walled off garden.
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It takes FOREVER to answer in all the modes, especially on Precise. I first thought it was a connection issue but everything else is absolutely fast. My ChatGPT is very fast, so it's definitely a Copilot issue. It's so slow on PC (Bing Browser) and on Android app. Why? Anyone else has this problem?
Microsoft Copilot: Task-Oriented Personality: Practical and Efficient: Copilot is designed to assist with specific tasks within Microsoft Office applications, focusing on productivity and efficiency. Professional and Direct: The tone is more formal and business-like, aimed at helping users complete work-related tasks quickly and accurately.
Hey Reddit community! I've recently explored Copilot, ChatGPT, and Google's Gemini for content generation. I'm eager to hear your thoughts on these tools. After experimenting with both Copilot and ChatGPT, I've found Google's Gemini to be particularly impressive. Though Gemini takes some time to produce results compared to ChatGPT, the results seem easy to understand and professional. What's ...