VS Code is now malware. What's the alternative? Zed? Neovim?
>>108764328notepad.exe, not the bloated shitty windows 11 one either.
the reviewer (guy on the right) saw it was authored by a pretty white woman (on the left) and just merged it without doing any actual review
>>108764328Claude Code does the same shit, you have to disable it on the config file
they knew about the "bug" and still released it...
>>108764346>not my problem
>>108764328zed is a buggy piece of shit that somehow has an intellisense even slower than vscode, but it's my main editor
>>108764333actually, having tabs for txt files is really nice
>>108764328Have you tried not updating software that doesn't need to be updated?
>>108764328>now
>>108764328I have a job. I almost never update VSCode.
>>108764434i get emails when my software is out of date
>>108764328>What's the alternative?Jetbrains IDE.
>>108764328I can understand using AI to (help) write code.But I don't understand not doing a "git diff" to check it hasn't done anything bad.And I especially don't understand using AI to commit and push.
emac siror jeetbrain
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Why is it even on by default?
>>108764461t. retard who doesn't understand how git diff and commits workit doesn't affect the code itself. it's intercepting the commits and adding its tag>>108764550No description provided.
>>108764461>And I especially don't understand using AI to commit and pushThat's not what is happening here. VSCode has an integrated terminal and if you use it to do a git commit it would append text to that commit without your consent. It's basically as if the commit message is being amended by VSCode after you make the commit.>>108764550The idea was to tag commits where Copilot was used to generate code. The actual problem is it's tagging all code as AI generated and it's ignoring the user preference that should disable this auto-tagging feature. So not only is it spreading false info in commits, it cannot be disabled.This feature (assuming it worked) being enabled or disabled by default makes no difference. If anything it being enabled by default is better.
>>108764328This fucking happened to me at work for a commit that I wrote entirely by myselfPiece of shit added a line crediting itself because I clicked Commit in vscode instead of git commit in cli
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>>108764588wtf
>>108764328OpenCode
>>108764328Use SublimeZed is AI shit and it's written in Tranny programming language. It's also macfag-first.
>>108764336That woman is the project manager so he didn't exactly have a choice.
>>108765039https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/pull/310226>>108765055I think in MSFT's levels he's slightly above her, since he's Principal Software Engineer. Also Product Manager doesn't mean she owns all of vscode, which is unlikely. it's probably some small piece
>>108764346ai response to an ai issue in ai code
>>108764328https://orbitalquark.github.io/textadept/>free>open sores>written in unsafe C and Lua
>>108765027this still exists? nice
>>108765040I unironically have alias opencode="GIT_AUTHOR_NAME=OpenCode GIT_COMMITER_NAME=OpenCode opencode"I want to be able to tell apart my commits from vibesloppa.
alias opencode="GIT_AUTHOR_NAME=OpenCode GIT_COMMITER_NAME=OpenCode opencode"
>>108764346>underestimated the impactevery time i think i'm not smart enough for this field. i'm reminded that there are people this dense that work at microshit.
Yeah, I'm just going to start avoiding all microslop products from here on out.
>>108764328works on my machine
>>108764346I feel like a particularly litigious person could see this as an admission of being fully aware of the consequences, and writing up a lawsuit about how this is fraud. It's falsely claiming ownership of commits, probably causing violations of licenses, causing workers who can't use AI to get in trouble, and in general falsely claims partial ownership of the code (because they almost certainly will or have used co-authored by copilot as a 'the code is owned by Microsoft' excuse).
>>108765078>I think in MSFT's levels he's slightly above her, since he's Principal Software Engineer.oh sweetie.
I use vscode daily and I still use a terminal to do git commands purely because it seems like more work to move my hand over to the mouse, switch the view in the left pane to git, and click through bullshit over there.
I'm apparently the only person on earth using Kate. I told some of my coworkers about Kate once and they literally hadn't even heard of it.
>>108767527this is the way. I would too if I could, I replaced everything icrosoft except 1 thing, typescript.
>>108764336But /g/ told me Microsoft was jeeted???
>>108768484Kate is great. There's an LSP client, which is about 90% of what anyone even needs.
>>108765078Who do we have here?
>>108767544https://github.com/VSCodium/vscodium/issues/2823
>>108764328Is this effecting vscodium, too?
>>108769291I read through and saw that Microsoft reversed the change. Look and laugh at the cucks here defending the copilot co-author by default.https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/pull/313931
>>108768555microslop is 75% jeet 20% braindead bimbos 5% incel simps
>>108771142Those bimbos probably cause a greater productivity increase than any AI copilot. 20% is too high, but you must decorate your office with some aesthetics.
>>108764422xpbp
>>108771154up through the 80s and even most of the 90s, women in tech would look like pic related. basically female versions of the male nerds that ran those placesnow as tech has been more jeetified and zoomerfied, being a dumb bimbo has become more valuable than actually being good at your job
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>>108771179Well the bimbo should be your receptionist or secretary. Some executive work is so damn boring that a smile at chance to flirt with the twenty year old secretary is the only thing keeping them going. Pairing a hot bimbo sales rep along with an 'expert' is also a great combination. A friend who worked for a defense contractor explained to me: If they didn't take the hot chick along, the military officers would be offended. They know she knows nothing, they know she's not interested in them, but they liked the idea of playing pretend.
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>>108764328>use codeslop>the fact gets publicized>NOOOOOO I DID NOT USE CODESLOP I AM NOT AN AI SUBHUMAN BELEEEVE ME SAARlol
>>108768484Kate.. works okay which is about the nicest thing I can say about itslow as shit, color themes that feel as if written by a linux greybeard or possibly a sysadmin, things like bracket coloring and auto-indenting behaving in weird ways, i could keep goingi wouldnt necessarily commit terrorism if i was forced to use it because its more or less fine, but i certainly wouldnt use it as my main editor
>>108771288the problem is it was "detecting" non-slop as slop
>>108771484>noo i didnt use ai slop>ok i used a little bit of slop>just the tip, reallyslop is slop, and slop slingers should be exposed
>>108764328Emacs!
>>108764328Come home Free man.
>>108769813microsoft are now calling it a "bug" despite the default being changed to: all (add attribution if the commit contains any kind of AI-generated code (chat, inline completions, NES)). when disableAIfeatures = on, vscode completely ignores ithttps://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/314311
