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by dtagames 2y ago
I agree, and I'm old enough to have fought for my rights as a gay person since the concept first came up in the 70s. I don't see any evidence that gay people are particularly threatened in the US right now. In many ways we are bet
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by dtagames 2y ago
The first part of your sentence is entirely true, and the second part entirely wrong. LLM-based programming values the prompting and architecture skills far above the code output itself, which is considered throwaway and can be replaced (an
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by dtagames 2y ago
There was a roundtable discussion on their YouTube channel a few days ago. In my own experience with Cursor, I don't doubt them at all. It's a very different way of coding but it absolutely does work.
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by dtagames 2y ago
CSS is absolutely the right tool for constructing layouts because it allows you to make your components with a class (like "commandLine") and then control exactly how that input box lays out on the screen, not only its font and co
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by dtagames 2y ago
It's pretty simple to get a font that looks like DOS, render an <input> tag with custom styling for the command line entry, and an output window for the scrolling portion that copied the last input into the output and then cleare
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by dtagames 2y ago
This is an interesting case of a RAG application and will create more of a moat than it might first appear. Since standard LLM training data doesn't know how to read binary game save files or how to correlate their contents into narrat
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by dtagames 2y ago
No longer true. This was added in 0.46[0] [0] https://www.cursor.com/en/changelog
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by dtagames 2y ago
https://archive.ph/ihoX4
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by dtagames 2y ago
I'm a guy, but I've a noticed a disturbing trend in advertising for female "all over" deodorant. One current ad even features a song with the lyrics, "My neck, my back..." Yes, I know it was already a song but
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by dtagames 2y ago
https://archive.ph/R2K4f
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by dtagames 2y ago
My new article, License to Kill: Coding with Cursor AI Agents[0] is something you might enjoy. It's had a good response on Medium. If you do, let me know! [0] https://levelup.gitconnected.com/license-to-kill-coding-with
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by dtagames 2y ago
Good stuff, but it's worth mentioning that the Xbox itself runs a custom version of Windows that solves all of the UI and device management issues mentioned here. (Surely no one thought it ran some other OS, did they?) I think it'
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by dtagames 2y ago
Speculative, clickbait title. The article is mostly an advertisement for golf cart tours of the windmill installations.
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by dtagames 2y ago
"Wrapper" is an unnecessarily derisive term here, usually reserved for a chat box interface to an LLM. Manus (and Cursor) are RAG applications that use the chat conversation to control the tool (an IDE or VM). We could dismiss all
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by dtagames 2y ago
Walt is the named inventor on the patent[0]. I verified this by asking ChatGPT to do some research[1]. [0] https://patentyogi.com/celebrity-patents/celebrity-patent-wa... [1] https://chatgpt.com/share&#
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by dtagames 2y ago
Written in 2020, today it applies to coding with Cursor.
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by dtagames 2y ago
Good stuff! A fun challenge.
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by dtagames 2y ago
I don't think Open AI is planning on relying on consumer adoption to drive revenue. It's more like a big free or low-cost sandbox. Enterprise customers will all pay for the privacy included in the business offerings. That cost has
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by dtagames 2y ago
It's worth pointing out that Walt was one of the inventors of this camera, as well as all his other roles in making the company's art. Concepts we have today like Photoshop layers and CSS stacking contexts are direct descendants o
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by dtagames 2y ago
A visit to the NASA Space Center here in Houston will quickly show that NASA has been extinct for some time. It's entirely focused on the Apollo era, as if that were the pinnacle of what they can achieve. Private companies are much mor
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by dtagames 2y ago
I agree that it's niche but also typical of us programmers to declare "my way is the only way" even when we're into a niche thing. Look at the number of people who setup home movie streaming servers vs pay for Netflix, f
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by dtagames 2y ago
TIL that Carl Linneaus invented the 3x5 card. Good stuff.
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by dtagames 2y ago
https://archive.ph/kQaJV
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by dtagames 2y ago
OP here. This article is about taking a "non-vibe" approach to coding with AI agents. That is, not letting them run away with the apple cart but instead carefully guiding what they do through big-scale, architectural thinking.
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License to Kill: Coding with Cursor AI Agents(levelup.gitconnected.com)
1 points by dtagames 2y ago|1 comments
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by dtagames 2y ago
It's nowhere near CEO pay for a tech company, but it is right at what those companies pay for PhD ML experts and also what they pay for the top end of software dev jobs.
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by dtagames 2y ago
What part of it doesn't make sense? These numbers are very much inline with salaries for jobs at those same levels, in fact terrifyingly so. Someone thinks, incorrectly, that these agents are a direct swap for that experience.
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by dtagames 2y ago
I almost forgot... You'll also be receiving all the spam that the big providers filter for you, and that's a lot.
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by dtagames 2y ago
Don't run your own mail server. You'll be attacked and get blacklisted and won't even know that it happened or why until you find out none of your emails to anyone get through. Securing a mail server is full time plus job. Pr
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by dtagames 2y ago
There's probably cool information here but these kind of "interactive" presentations should have stayed in the 90's where they came from. The designers of this app add all kinds of unnecessary navigation and hid everythi

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