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I think GitHub Copilot (and LLMs for coding more generally) are best seen as a complement to traditional IDE completion. Textual word completion is useful even when you have type-aware method completion. Copilot feels like a more powerful case of word completion.

I'm really impressed with fzf, the terminal fuzzy finder. It makes ctrl-r way more powerful, and it even has a ctrl-t to pass file arguments! It uses existing terminal history rather than 'enable and now you will have history', which is nice too.

I keep forgetting how powerful phones are: here's a demo of using external peripherals and developing applications on the device itself! https://puri.sm/posts/the-simplicity-of-making-librem-5-apps/