I'm going crazy trying to figure out how to turn off a particular suggestion, or hint, or whatever MS calls it when I'm editing a python file.

If I'm typing 'None' into a file, a popup appears after the letter 'e' with a suggestion of 'NotImplemented'. Since I am a fast typist, invariably, I'll hit Enter which, rather than accepting my text and opening a new line, will replace None with the suggested NotImplemented. This means I have to stop typing, select the incorrect string and retype None, carefully remembering to add an additional space or hit escape. This has become very frustrating and a waste of time.

How do I completely remove this "feature" so I don't have to mess with it again? I've already disabled just about every editor.suggest and editor.parameterHint I can find.