Sinaver Idrisov
@sinaver.eth
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After using Claude Code for couple weeks, I should admit, it's way superior to Cursor, at least with Auto mode!
Claude Code ($20 sub):
- great for longer contexts
- works best for fire and forget type of tasks
- given well scoped task can implement it pretty well
- great in analysing and coming up with docs, plan, review, bilug analysis
- commands are really powerful
Cursor ($20 sub, auto mode):
- when I need to refactor something small and need to navigate
- with impl. plan with and split small tasks
- better building UX
I use both in parallel: claude code with fire and forget, cursor when I want to navigate and fix/change quickly in the files, or touch up after Claude Code.
For the most part claude code $20 subscription (5h session, 200k tokens) is enough for me. Sometimes it tells me to take a walk - touch the grass😁 0 reply
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Just encountered this: Claude Code DOES read all your secret, *.env, etc files by default, even if it's in the .gitignore
You can add deny read rules (~/.claude/settings.json):
"permissions": {
"deny": [
"Read(**/*.env*)",
"Read(**/*.pem)",
"Read(**/*.key)",
"Read(**/secrets/**)",
"Read(**/credentials/**)",
"Read(**/.aws/**)",
"Read(**/.ssh/**)",
"Read(**/docker-compose*.yml)",
"Read(**/config/database.yml)"
]
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Not like I completely disagree with you @jacek, but saying 'Ukraine is draining resources' feels like a blunt overstatement.
I'm sure you didn't mean it, yet wording DOES matter, especially with abundance of existing disinformation.
The U.S. has been committing billions to Israel annually (over $3 billion), left behind $7 billion in equipment during the Afghanistan withdrawal, let alone spent funds for operations in Yemen, Iran, and protecting Israel's sky.
A lot of the equipment sent to Ukraine—over $50 billion since 2022—was already slated for replacement, like M113s or TOW missiles, so it’s not a simple drain.
That said, certain critical equipment, like artillery shells or anti-aircraft missile systems/rockets are indeed limited. 2 replies
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