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Is it just me, or has anyone else noticed that: 1) Cursor has been crashing several times an hour for me recently. 2) Cursor seems to ignore .cursorrules file
by DonHopkins 2y ago
Is it just me, or has anyone else noticed that:
1) Cursor has been crashing several times an hour for me recently.
2) Cursor seems to ignore .cursorrules files. I'm using the json format that's supposed to let you filter on file name patterns (although how that works for cross-cutting agent stuff I don't know).
3) Cursor is obsessed with making sketchy iffy defensive code checking for the most recent symptom and trying to guess and shart its way out of it instead of addressing the real problem? And it's extremely hard to talk it out of doing that, I have to keep reminding it and admonishing it to cut it the fuck out, fail instead of mitigate, address the root cause not the symptoms, and stop trying to close the barn door after all the horses have escaped. It's as of it was only trained on Stack Overflow and PHP manual page discussions.
- kledru 2y ago(3) Cursor does not do the coding, it delegates that task to whatever model you have picked. In more recent versions, it does pick the model automatically, which is not necessarily what I would prefer. Some of the models it delegates to may have been trained the way you suggested here, others are more sophisticated. The fact that none of the models is controlled by the Cursor crew quite naturally means that it will have quirks talking to newer models.