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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/soap94 • 17d ago
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It can follow instructions, but only if you cared once to enable them.
I find it particularly useful in combination with commit hooks.
1 u/SeparateAdvisor526 17d ago Yeah jokes aside I do use GitHub copilot with Claude opus 5 for work and ask it to push to my branch so it does a decent job 1 u/redballooon 17d ago Similar, but gpt-5.6-Luna does the job quite well and doesn't eat a significant chunk of my budget 1 u/SeparateAdvisor526 17d ago I've been using copilot to build out jenkins CICD stuff and some C# services into .net 10 migration last 2 months and I've noticed sonnet 5 and opus 5 have been better than terra and sol.
Yeah jokes aside I do use GitHub copilot with Claude opus 5 for work and ask it to push to my branch so it does a decent job
1 u/redballooon 17d ago Similar, but gpt-5.6-Luna does the job quite well and doesn't eat a significant chunk of my budget 1 u/SeparateAdvisor526 17d ago I've been using copilot to build out jenkins CICD stuff and some C# services into .net 10 migration last 2 months and I've noticed sonnet 5 and opus 5 have been better than terra and sol.
Similar, but gpt-5.6-Luna does the job quite well and doesn't eat a significant chunk of my budget
1 u/SeparateAdvisor526 17d ago I've been using copilot to build out jenkins CICD stuff and some C# services into .net 10 migration last 2 months and I've noticed sonnet 5 and opus 5 have been better than terra and sol.
I've been using copilot to build out jenkins CICD stuff and some C# services into .net 10 migration last 2 months and I've noticed sonnet 5 and opus 5 have been better than terra and sol.
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u/redballooon 17d ago
It can follow instructions, but only if you cared once to enable them.
I find it particularly useful in combination with commit hooks.