The reborn Commodore 64 is an astonishing remake--but daunting if you weren't there the first time around. "Digital detox" approach is compelling. It's hard to overstate just how seismic an impact the Commodore 64 had on home computing. Launched in 1982, the 8-bit machine--iconic in its beige plastic shell with integrated keyboard--went on to become the best-selling personal computer of all time . Despite the success, manufacturer Commodore International folded in 1994, with rights to the name floating around for years.

I've noticed a few things while using Copilot. First of all, it has got an excellent sense of context. The suggestions I got changed often when I included/excluded specific libraries or some code in a script. On another personal project, I realized that Copilot could pick up particular references from other files to help me write the rest of the code. It could also adapt to my coding style and commenting.