That's like $10M monthly recurring revenue. Easily enough to pay for a 100 person team working on the product. Good job, I'd say.
Except it's reportedly run at heavy losses atm https://www.theregister.com/2023/10/11/github_ai_copilot_mic...
Microsoft has over a million paying GitHub Copilot users
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Re: Microsoft has over a million paying GitHub Copilot users
#12I now prefer co-developing with Azure/OpenAI because I can learn as I go. To me, with GHCoPilot, I had to know enough of the language I was working with to trust the code it produced.
Now I can ask “Break down these functions into the smallest unit/explain XYZ to be as if I was a novice” and SO many other questions.
To me, working with GPT4 is way better than working with CoPilot.
Re: Microsoft has over a million paying GitHub Copilot users
#13That's like $10M monthly recurring revenue. Easily enough to pay for a 100 person team working on the product. Good job, I'd say.
Except it's reportedly run at heavy losses atm https://www.theregister.com/2023/10/11/github_ai_copilot_mic...
Re: Microsoft has over a million paying GitHub Copilot users
#14Since I’ve cancelled my GHCoPilot subscription, I do find myself waiting for the autocomplete to pop up! Realizing how much of my brain I outsourced to this “feature”. I now prefer co-developing with Azure/OpenAI because I can learn as I go. To me, with GHCoPilot, I had to know enough of the language I was working with to trust the code it produced. Now I can ask “Break down these functions into the smallest unit/exp…