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Why is the quality of code autocomplete so low?
Consider this snippet of c: ```c void f(int *x); void g(void) { struct { int foo; char bar; struct foo *baz; int *biz; void (*booze)(void); struct { int foo; char bar; } bones; } x; f(&x. ``` The cursor is at the very end of the file, and the envir...

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Why is the quality of code autocomplete so low?
Consider this snippet of c: ```c void f(int *x); void g(void) { struct { int foo; char bar; struct foo *baz; int *biz; void (*booze)(void); struct { int foo; char bar; } bones; } x; f(&x. ``` The cursor is at the very end of the file, and the envir...
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