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It doesn't matter how many technical blog posts they put out, I will still never host my code with Elon Musk.
by newspaper1 1mo ago
It doesn't matter how many technical blog posts they put out, I will still never host my code with Elon Musk.
- mempko 1mo agoSame. Sometimes you have to live with inconvenience to keep a moral stand. Those down-voting don't understand why any sacrifice of convenience or tech is worth it.
- newspaper1 1mo agoI agree, although I don't think their offering is even convenient. I also don't use Cursor (I think most people have moved on to Claude Code/Codex), so also not helpful from that point of view. Regardless, not only do I find it morally wrong to give Musk money, I think it's a bad business idea. He can't be trusted and your code is at risk on his platform. > Those down-voting don't understand why any sacrifice of convenience or tech is worth it. FWIW my comment was actually highly upvoted but it looks like X employees and/or Musk fans showed up and downvoted all criticism in this thread.
- sanbor 1mo agoI missed the news about SpaceX acquiring Cursor for 60 billion. Good to know.
- foolswisdom 1mo agoAgreed. The recent privacy kerfuffle with Grok CLI (plus the untrue "it's your fault" response, although they then changed the behavior) is a really bad sign for how your code and data will be the treated.
- bluerooibos 1mo agoI really wish someone would make a version of the opencode desktop application that's as responsive and well-made as Cursor so I can promptly move over.