I swapped from jetbrains products to lazyvim/nvim and honestly without AI it would have not been possible. The speed I was able to configure it exactly how I wanted and support workflows jetbrains would never support is great.

Escaping the god awful AI implementations in both vscode and jetbrains product is also a refresher. They don't know what the ** is going on, they don't know what users want, but I do and AI being able to extend my IDE in a way that helps me be more productive is very undervalued.

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hackerInnen 39 minutes ago | parent [-]

> They don't know what the * is going on

I'd assume that a good portion of people working on things like that know what is going on. My (very very subjective) feeling is that they just spit out WAY more tokens than needed, so that it hits the limit as fast as possible and people buy more. And the people responsible for that are probably the evil evil PM's

	▲	himata4113 30 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		I don't know I never once felt that any AI integration in IDE's was actually worth using over a cli and that's a very low bar compared to a tui.