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by s4i 17d ago
This, and the keep/undo flow, forking agent sessions (including renaming them)... The UX could be better at places but the core features of what Cursor has (for someone who came from VS Code) is an unbeatable mix. Really would like to
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by s4i 17d ago
It’s usually good to wait for user to do KeyUp before treating the string as final. A fellow commenter explained some of the reasons: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49505993
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by s4i 1mo ago
In my opinion, this kind of a benchmark doesn't tell much about the models' capabilities on normal software development tasks. It's fun to look at the differences in the output of course, but how often would anyone prompt wit
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by s4i 2mo ago
Isn’t that a huge simplification? Of course the way you phrase the prompt can carry semantic meaning, maybe subtly, but still. And sometimes that matters a little and sometimes a lot. I’ve stopped numerous agent sessions over the last few w
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by s4i 2mo ago
This. I gather interesting posts this way in my browser tabs in the phone and everytime I finish reading something I click "Back" and there's usually a discussion there, unless I opened the link originally from somewhere else
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by s4i 3mo ago
> Help people when they explicitly ask for help. When someone asks, the cause and effect reverse. You’re no longer imposing your judgment on someone who never wanted it. Maybe this is why pull request reviews can become contentious. The
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by s4i 3mo ago
I don’t understand this take. In my company a lot of the Claude Coders seem to be very uninterested or unaware of the code they are producing, while I in Cursor usually click ”Keep”/”Undo” on specific code blocks (with little edits) or
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by s4i 3mo ago
This validates my prediction that GenAI will be the Comic Sans of the late 2020s.
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by s4i 3mo ago
I've found most hackathons not personally fulfilling because you can only get small stuff done and finalize maybe a happy path or two, accompanied by some rushed slides, before you run out of time. The AI really changes this and you ca
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by s4i 4mo ago
Changelog entry: https://linear.app/changelog/2026-05-27-linear-diffs
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Code review should be fast – Linear(linear.app)
2 points by s4i 4mo ago|2 comments
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Doctors Just Staged the Quietest Coup in American History(thegrimhistorian.substack.com)
34 points by s4i 4mo ago|15 comments
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Peter Naur – Programming as Theory Building (1985) [pdf](pages.cs.wisc.edu)
4 points by s4i 4mo ago|0 comments
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The layoffs will continue till we learn to use AI(twitter.com)
5 points by s4i 4mo ago|0 comments
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by s4i 5mo ago
Just spotted this from Hank's channel [1] on YouTube. I love that I can look at all the crew photos while also knowing where in the flight path these were taken, this is great! [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LyZE9V
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by s4i 5mo ago
Isn’t that also a valuable life lesson that some topics/resources are scarce and at some point you need to do something else?
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by s4i 6mo ago
I personally prefer to view it in the same orientation the photographer saw it in their viewfinder. Makes me feel more like I’m inside the vessle looking at the planet.
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Building Useful Agents over Email(haulos.com)
3 points by s4i 6mo ago|0 comments
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Sandboxing AI-Authored Code in GitHub Actions(haulos.com)
1 points by s4i 6mo ago|0 comments
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by s4i 7mo ago
I personally solved this need with a simple bookmarklet: https://samulisuomi.github.io/youtube-unshortify-bookmarklet...
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by s4i 8mo ago
Path back to what? Time before the US started bullying its allies and destroying Nato? This seems all self-inflicted.
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by s4i 8mo ago
You do realize Denmark/Greenland is (well, at least used to be before this circus act) your ally?
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by s4i 8mo ago
You could and yet nobody did. You need to give credit to a project like Astro that takes a pattern, popularizes it and makes it straightforward to adopt via a framework.
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by s4i 8mo ago
Vite + React is the go-to recipe.
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Nine (Seemingly Impossible C64 Demo) (2025)(linusakesson.net)
4 points by s4i 8mo ago|0 comments
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Dembrandt – Extract Design Systems in Seconds(dembrandt.com)
1 points by s4i 9mo ago|0 comments
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by s4i 10mo ago
I'd bet it can be quite a sticky product, if you moved to it from VS Code and don't want to switch around all the time – especially if the enterprise license been approved in your company ().
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AI startup Cursor raises $2.3B funding round at $29.3B valuation(cnbc.com)
2 points by s4i 10mo ago|3 comments
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by s4i 11mo ago
The fact that people don’t realize this is satire is the most scariest part.
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Exploring PostgreSQL 18's new UUIDv7 support(aiven.io)
282 points by s4i 11mo ago|226 comments

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