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Ooo yeah! Github Copilot now works for multiple cursors in VS Code. https://t.co/9GhgABCfgS
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Microsoft Copilot to compete with Siri and Google Assistant You can set it as your default assistant on Android with the latest beta. This allows you to launch Copilot anywhere on your phone. For the time being, this "only" launches the full Copilot app: So you can use it by… https://t.co/Zn6RGuCWM0