Recent Review of AI Coding Assistants I've Tried
I've been using GitHub Copilot and Codeium for about a month now.
Copilot: Autocomplete is good, but it sometimes suggests irrelevant code, so verification is needed. The price is on the higher side.
Codeium: The free version is decent, and it performs well with Python. The interface is a bit inconvenient.
Both have their pros and cons, so it's best to choose based on your use case.
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Agreed. Since Copilot is expensive, I'm using Codeium too.
I use Copilot, and while the weird code is a bit annoying, it definitely boosts productivity.
Considering Copilot's pricing, it's a bit iffy... Wouldn't it be better to just run a local model?
Codeium for Python is really good. But I agree that the interface is inconvenient.
I've used both, but personally I found Copilot more convenient. The autocomplete quality feels a bit higher.
Well, I actually kinda liked Copilot's autocomplete? Of course, it does pull up some weird stuff sometimes lol
If it's free, Codeium is good, but the code suggestions are sometimes a bit vague, which is a shame.
Actually, after trying both, I think it ultimately comes down to how well the person uses them. Since AI isn’t perfect, verification is essential.