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Wild to me. When I switched from Cursor to Claude it only took me a day to realise that as things stand I would never use Cursor again.

• vinnymac 1y ago
  I am also surprised by this. Especially because we can just run Claude Code from anywhere. Cursor, VS Code, Zed, emacs, vim, JetBrains, etc. Cursor CLI, Codex and Gemini work too, but lag slightly behind in a variety of different ways that matter. And if you think you’re getting better visual feedback through Cursor it’s likely you’re just not using Claude with your IDE correctly.
  • wilg 1y ago
    I mean the problem with Claude Code is you have to use Claude
    • solumunus 1y ago
      The model most people have been recommending you use in Cursor for the last year or so… Which model do you find significantly better?
      • wilg 1y ago
        I've been using GPT-5, and hoping to use gpt-5-codex soon
• infecto 1y ago
  We will all have different experiences and workflow but I am not sure why it’s wild. For myself I find tools like Claude code or codex have a place but it’s not me using the tool interactively. They are both too slow in the feedback loop and overly verbose that it’s hard at least for me to establish a good cadence for writing code.