Paul on Nostr: Bit sad that pretty much every Visual Studio Code release is now about AI features. ...
Bit sad that pretty much every Visual Studio Code release is now about AI features. Yes you can turn them off (or use Codium, but that breaks lot of extensions), but it means all the improvements are going into features I will never use.
I may look elsewhere for my IDE needs, at least for personal projects (work projects have VSCode settings in the repository to make sure we are all using the same indentation etc.)
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2026-02-05 09:40:03 UTCEvent JSON
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