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@gregfromstl
Cursor is so bad lol
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@haardikkk
Why
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@gregfromstl
The more I push it the more I’m disappointed (as is the case with every LLM). Just stupid lazy mistakes. Horrible quality in even the best cases. No “agent workflow” comes even close to the accuracy of tab completion which isn’t unique to cursor And its slow as hell
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I think it depends on how youre using it. It generally doesn't work well on big projects or when youre using terminology it may not know. I use it mostly for bootstrapping or early stage projects, or tell it to explain a code architecture for smth I wanna do without editing any of my files - works well for those use cases
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But big projects are the real ones. Anyone can take a project from 0 to 1, maintaining and improving legacy systems is the hard part
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Strong agree. Useful for creating a quick hacky thing But when you need to architect something, generally useless and almost always overly-eager, glazing the codebase with nonsense My main gripe is that the "Ask" mode is the most useful (since it's like SparkNotes for Stack Overflow), but they keep pushing "Agent"
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exclusively use ask
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Did you have to bind the ⌘L hot key manually? Seems like they removed it in the latest version 😕
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