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@doganuraldesign https://t.co/TmgVCqduDk

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@fr4nnyp4ck @nickwm Thank you for organising it!

[Frances @fr4nnyp4ck]

Amazing time at yesterday's Cafe Cursor Milan! @nickwm gave a great deep dive about advanced features in Cursor, sparked some great conversations. Hope to be back soon!

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@HectorTorrez00 @BenjDicken @RhysSullivan Thanks for sharing. How do you move from keyboard between merged windows?

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@resend Thanks, always loved the way your components feel

[Preston @prestonattebery]

This ad from Apple was released 13 years ago...

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@bcherny @altryne How many tokens was such an effort? How does building such a thing in 10 days work? I mean system design, UI, PR reviews, team coordination... How it differed from building CC? I am trying to understand how this wasn't like "amateur vibe coding", where you just keep prompting

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@pontusab Yes, cannot agree more. Always develop backend as if it were a standalone system and your frontend is its first client

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@Austen It's a proof that they turned a primitive into a product that goes beyond the original CC intent

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@TheRohanVarma Started using the CLI more recently and I like the workflow. One thing that is surprising me is token usage and context management, I am feeling that this is more efficient compared to the standard chat

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@antirez Would be nice to see a demo of how you approached the task. Asking this cause I still have difficulties grasping how such a workflow differs between Cursor and Claude Code, and secondly where the advantage of using Opus instead of "auto" in Cursor yields such results

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@antirez @EmanueleHolb Any thoughts on Omarchy from @dhh?

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@shanaka86 Nice reading, I think you perfectly contextualised some of his latest moves!

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My startup journey @weare_brix began with installing @cursor_ai - Thank you for everything the team delivered this year!

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@shadcn @ykgup @weare_brix is trying to bring frontend components to its MCP server. What we can't do easily is share those components with the MCP backend that lives on a separate repo. What is the best approach to sharing code snippets without duplicating code and breaking responsibilities?

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@simi_uiux @pingujuice @lumeraXp What about increasing its size?

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https://t.co/EcMwjp3vqk

[Artur Sychov ᯅ @ASychov]

Clearly this is Apple's next step.

The iPhone Air shows us they can do it perfectly.

#AppleEvent    #iPhoneAir

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Given all the chatter around multimodal #GPT and the upcoming new wave of consumer hardware from the likes of @Meta, wondering if in the short term, the best pockets of return for mixed reality lie in a less sophisticated piece of hardware than Apple's #VisionPro

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@cursor_ai Bring it to @NotionHQ , please

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@andres_vidoza For some reason I'm feeling the same

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That said, the OpenAI API really made me take a step back and reconsider how simple working with AI could become. - Jul 23, 2020

https://t.co/O6SlR4nNXu

Love reading these early thoughts and experiments with GPT models

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