I've also just turned off copilot now. I had several cases where bugs in the generated code slipped through and ended up deployed. Bugs I never would have written myself. Reviewing code properly is so much harder than writing it from scratch.

"write it right the first time" is my new mantra/challenge to myself.

along with improving my skills in vim, this approach has made me significantly more productive and has made my code much simpler compared to when i was using LLM code generation tools.

there is no shortcut around hard work.

there is no shortcut to thoroughly interrogating the constraints of the software problem at hand.

developers who rely on LLM code generation are poor coworkers because they don't understand what they've written and why they've written it.