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> Use explicit names, erring on the side of overly-verbose (e.g. ensureUserIsLoggedIn() instead of euil())

I don't care that much if I sound pretentious or too harsh, but how is this not common sense? Maybe the general standards in the industry are way lower than they used to be. This looks like when one of the consultants hired by our company and paid 10k+ per month for a ISO 27001 certification said: you need to make sure your password fields show a * instead of the actual character.

After using copilot for 2 months, I found it somehow useful for very generic repetitive cases, but for complex specific stuff it was very bad. I'd rather spend an hour writing code and understanding the problem I'm trying to solve than spending an hour understanding and adapting some generic code that partially does what it needs to do. And if there are people out there that fully trust it and then deploy code that they don't understand and can't explain themselves, then we're in for a lot of fun in the future.