[hu3]

I agree but...

I'm retraining my brain to cooperate more with AI suggestion because they will get larger and more precise too.

It's going to become a force multiplier wether I like it or not, so I don't want to be left behind.

In a near future, I'm afraid that

"this guy still types most of his code, can you believe that?"

will be a popular joke.

[btown]

Yep, I find that Copilot etc. respond very well to pseudocode comments, so much so that I can write a comment about a particularly gnarly bunch of syntax I'd otherwise need to write, and (even in a language I use every day) it takes me out of flow less to have Copilot write that for me. Because Copilot knows how to match brackets, can think of descriptive names for temporary variables, all those things that I don't want to have to worry about. I can keep my eye on how the interactions work together, the temporal flow of data through the application, things like that.

If the price of this is sometimes needing to learn to ignore the gray text before I write that pseudocode comment, well... it's no worse than Clippy, and we all survived that era fine!