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Cursor CEO Michael Truell on the future of writing code: "Our goal with Cursor is to invent a new type of programming." "It looks like a world where you have a representation of the logic of your software that does look more like English." "You can imagine kind of...

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This material is solely for educational purposes and is not investment advice or an offer of investment advisory services. This material should not be used as the basis for an investment decision. a16z is an investor in SpaceX and Cursor through its managed funds, and thus has a financial interest in the company’s performance and future prospects. In particular, a16z benefits if the company grows in value; and a16z funds will receive any customary dividend payments in connection with their status as a shareholder of the company. However, a16z is not being compensated by SpaceX or Cursor for this material.

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AlteredOxidevor 3 Monaten

So they’re going to reinvent Python?

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phil bohunvor 3 Monaten

You're not going to believe this:

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fucoryvor 3 Monaten

Shoutout to cursor reinventing Python from first principles

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Tau Netvor 3 Monaten

"Evolution toward pseudocode" is really the specification becoming the program Write what the software must achieve, the system synthesizes it. Tau Language does this now. The next layer up is a spec that reasons about its own and future rules. That's the actual frontier.

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WhiteFlourvor 3 Monaten

Yeah, I can write good prompts too, so what is the 60 billion dollars buying?

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dkg://CryptoGoku.tracvor 3 Monaten

$TRAC @origin_trail $SPCX

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Curtis Summersvor 3 Monaten

is right. A few months ago I asked what super high level languages might look like for AI and for us. We must move past the plateau of abstraction provided by current programming languages to a higher abstraction based on intent. "Intent will be the key concept of super high level languages."

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Winston B.vor 3 Monaten

Building with Claude Code daily, the English spec works until specifics show up. Test coverage thresholds, retry budgets, and memory layout decisions all collapse into vague English the model has to guess at. COBOL and SQL both made this same promise. English can carry intent, but structured representations still own the constraints.

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Bacchusvor 3 Monaten

I was a loyal user of cursor. I upgraded when I saw they were advertising Fable 5. Access was immediately halted. I requested a pro-rated downgrade they refused. Saying 'not our model not our problem'. That's like a cafe running out of beans and serving you hot water but still charging you for coffee. The other providers gave a full refund with no questions asked. FUCK CURSOR.

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ハセン حسنvor 3 Monaten

This sounds like something that can only be said by someone who has no idea what programming is .. 🤔 I'll interpret this as just marketing hype

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Inflectiv AI ⧉vor 3 Monaten

Shifting programming languages toward structured pseudocode sounds like the logical next step for developer productivity. Removing the syntax friction will allow engineers to spend more time designing robust software architecture and less time debugging typos.

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all of alphavor 3 Monaten

please not, sounds disgusting

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John Allen Bergervor 3 Monaten

Hope you like working 18 hours days for Elon. I know you just can’t take your 60 billion and fade into the sunset. Elon is too smart for that

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SSOTvor 3 Monaten

AI should no longer code, coding languages are just interference at this point. It should build.

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Rickylazz💤vor 3 Monaten

Interesting to see this thesis gaining mainstream attention. Cursor is launching Origin this fall. Meanwhile, @gitlawb already has agent-native repositories, OpenGateway, OpenClaude, decentralized nodes, thousands of repos, tens of thousands of agents, and real usage happening today. The most interesting part isn't the announcement. It's how many companies are now moving toward a future Gitlawb has already been building in public. @pmarca

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Neil Rackettvor 3 Monaten

That's just Lingo (Macromedia Director) isn't it?

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vidhi kotharivor 3 Monaten

I pitched it first

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RAMAKRISHNAvor 3 Monaten

lol Codex already achieved this, and Cursor has been copying them (poorly) all year. It's no contest. They need a radically new approach if they have any shot of being relevant, even after the SpaceX acquisition *(especially after).

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Youssef El Manssourivor 3 Monaten

If this happens, reading software becomes more important than writing software. That's a big change.

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David J.vor 3 Monaten

SpaceX acquiring Cursor is Elon building a direct answer to Claude Code and Codex using the tool developers already loved. OpenAI and Anthropic both have a problem now.

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Vladimir Arustamovvor 3 Monaten

and now this vision has $60b of spacex stock behind it. checking live ai news like this here:

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Samuelvor 3 Monaten

The most interesting impact is organizational. AI makes small technical teams more capable, which changes how companies think about hiring, product velocity, and capital allocation.

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Haseeb Mirvor 3 Monaten

Cursor didn’t build any groundbreaking AI model themselves. They’re literally a fork of VS Code with Claude and OpenAI models nicely wrapped on top. At its core, it’s just a fancy wrapper. Nothing revolutionary. But the market is so hyped for anything AI-related that these guys are sitting on a crazy valuation. People are throwing money at them like there’s no tomorrow. The founders are barely 25-26 and already billionaires. It’s classic hype. They’re selling a well-packaged product, not a new invention. The valuation feels completely disconnected from reality.

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M.Eric Danielvor 3 Monaten

Noted📝👀

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Gregorvor 3 Monaten

COBOL called, wants credit

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Shelly Benneckevor 3 Monaten

Woot woot congrats @mntruell

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Lucky Phelpsvor 3 Monaten

Most hate the term - but he's just describing vibe coding. It's making beautiful software from non coders. This is what we need.

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Defi-Rity 🩷🩵vor 3 Monaten

Ok, Taken ✨💯

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@SpaceXAI_TPS®️🔑🚘vor 3 Monaten

My vision for the new AI🤖software as SaaS is @SpaceX Architecture of glass cockpit where you can see full picture of your organization&products in one layout UI and UX experience Touch screen, real-time view, we can flip screen pages, we can scroll, zoom in&out 360degrees🎮🕹️

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Hagenvor 3 Monaten

Bro inventing Python from first principles

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Philippe Tremblayvor 3 Monaten

is the model going to initially be exclusive to Cursor?

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Travisvor 3 Monaten

Setting the standard

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BBQvor 3 Monaten

If he is ceo then who is @sualehasif996 ?

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