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Especially the fact that Agent mode in Copilot Chat uses 1 premium request per user prompt, i.e. same as a chat message when set to "Ask". I would assume that the token usage differs quite a bit on those two modes, but maybe I'm wrong on that

Do you still feel the same? =)

I think it's going to be very interesting to see how the pricing plans and limits evolve over time. I wonder if this premium request multiplier pricing model feasible in the long term..

Friendly people also want to be helpful and fix what seems to be a typo, but then realize that it was actually intentionally added: github.com/npm/cli/pull...

=)

Seems like it's common in other countries as well

I also use the Vim extension (vscodevim), and I had to go into insert mode to be able to accept a next edit, but that wasn't the case with Cursor as far as I know (I'm not paying for Cursor atm). It makes sense that it requires insert mode, but I think it would be fine not requiring insert mode.

I've used it for roughly a week now, and initially it felt pretty slow compared to Cursor. I kind of like the UI when the "suggestion" pops up, but it also feels a bit clunky. Hard to explain. Cursor felt less fancy (no/less animations), but faster.

I haven't used the new "next edit" functionality that VS Code should have now. I hope it's as smooth and fast as Cursor, if not even faster/better!

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