ha! i did try to write something funny about that, but it got weird so i skipped it.

btw, joking aside, a lot of devs are writing code using AI, i am not sure if you are getting your data correctly. Here is one report that would help you catch up https://feed.priority.vision/github-copilot-usage-surpasses-...

co-pilot subscribers tells you nothing, because employees might be subscribed and even forced to use agentic coding tools against their will.

The statistics on that page are also not sourced, and there is no dataset available, or information about definitions (what the f is "code completion" or "popular repositories") or methods.

That page does not meet any standard for reporting statistics.

This is satire. Sort of.

You make an interesting point about home IP address, do you have any numbers around how much is too much?

Unclear, how much is too much... what?

> your home IP is now tied to whatever the agent does. If an agent scrapes a site too aggressively, your ISP may notice. Route agent traffic through a VPN for anything beyond light browsing.

What is the light browsing you mentioned? 10 sites, 100 sites. At what point you felt it as too much to be considered light browsing.

This is the kind of cool stuff i come here for

Starred it and don't even use Ruby (yet) This may force my hand to try it.

Coolest thing I've seen today.

thanks :)

haha, i should add this.

busted