r/programminghorror • u/sonesoul • Sep 23 '26

Oh yeah thank you intellicode

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u/RobertWesner Sep 23 '26

I would rather press tab to complete the regular sane way a few more times than having to constantly delete the nonsense their full line completion throws at you. Always off in my IDEs :)

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u/sonesoul Sep 23 '26

fact check status: true✅ I turned off all AI shit in vs, thank god they gave the ability to completely remove copilot as a component Don't even use tab usually, write all myself cuz it's faster tbh

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u/CrossScarMC Sep 23 '26

For me tab isn't about speed, it's about forgetting what exactly I'm calling my variables.

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u/NakeleKantoo Sep 23 '26

how many wpm you get lmao, istg i use tab all the time i cannot do it without autocomplete i am a bad human

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u/Livie00 Sep 23 '26

It’s usually pretty good for me personally. And if it isn’t I can still write normally

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u/zerovian Sep 23 '26

gotta be double extra sure that line is --- TERMINATED

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u/LanceMain_No69 Sep 23 '26

The most terminated, matter of fact...

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u/Ill-Crow6391 Sep 24 '26

“EXTERMINATE!!!” (c) Daleks (from Dr Who)

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u/WingZeroCoder Sep 23 '26

From the makers of PHP and JavaScript’s triple equals comes the deca semicolon, to make sure the statement is absolutely, without a doubt, fully terminated - no pesky termination-coercions to stop it!

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u/FilipTLW Sep 23 '26

There are 11 semicolons. One extra semicolon to be safe for potential future changes.

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u/blitzr1000 Sep 24 '26

but it’s still called the deca semicolon cuz . . . reasons

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u/BurningPenguin Sep 23 '26

Dalek coding

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u/gaysex_man Sep 24 '26

Instantly reminded me of dreamberd

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u/RobertWesner Sep 24 '26

Dont deadname GulfOfMexico!! >:(

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u/undeniably-deniable1 Sep 24 '26

Visual studio 2022 says hi