Is knowing how to use AI effectively a legitimate engineering skill, or just the modern version of slacking off?
Are we just shifting from 'professional Googlers' to 'professional prompters'?
All these new AI coding tools keep dropping, but Cursor still feels like the only one built for developers actually pushing to production.
Antigravity is cool, but Cursor is what actually ships products.
Is knowing how to use AI effectively a legitimate engineering skill, or just the modern version of slacking off?
Are we just shifting from 'professional Googlers' to 'professional prompters'?
All these new AI coding tools keep dropping, but Cursor still feels like the only one built for developers actually pushing to production.
Antigravity is cool, but Cursor is what actually ships products.
@khushiirl Completely dead? Itโs literally an agent-first VS Code fork that builds features 40% faster than Cursor 2.0.
If that's dead, my current tech stack is a fossil ๐ฅฒ