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Cursor + gpt4-32k = illegal levels of productivity Best coding copilot by far Made the switch and i'm likely never going to use ChatGPT or vscode again Crazy how big of a difference small ux changes can make (in line code editing, no copy pasting, i can reference files)

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Nick Dobos3 лет назад

Yessss another one joining the cursor hype!!! 32k is crazy 😍 I’m also impressed by how easy the UX makes things

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Sully3 лет назад

Sooo underrated. Like just the fact that I can reference a file and don’t have to copy paste mattered so much more than I thought

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Computer3 лет назад

Seems like a bad product for folks that require privacy. I had fiddler running while using it and saw that it was uploading my entire code base. Also, it proxies all AI completion through their endpoint, even though I was configured to use my own Azure Open AI model.

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Sully3 лет назад

interesting, didnt know that

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virat3 лет назад

Was using Cursor a bunch, but found that the inline code editor (Cmd + K) was bugging out more often than not. Few issues I noticed: - would duplicate existing code - would delete existing code (incorrectly) Hopefully they’ve fixed the issues. Was fun to use

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Sully3 лет назад

Most of the time I just use the inline chat and ref code. Don’t use the editing much

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gary 🕸️³3 лет назад

I'm using and it does the same things. And I don't have to use Cursor's vscode fork gpt4-32k? Now that's not fair, I assume you bringing your own api key

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Sully3 лет назад

Yeah I am! I had issues with so went with cursor

Фото профиля Curt Doolittle

Curt Doolittle3 лет назад

There we go. Aweseome. Though, Cursor is a branch of VS Code, so you can bet MSFT will simply incorporate all those features into VS Code. But really, this is what programming should look like. (I'm old) And I have these painful-yet-joyful memories of writing assembly code and holding a tri-fold-card in my hand for reference, and then counting bytes in the printout to see what actually resulted in the machine memory. ;)

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Sully3 лет назад

Yep I wouldn’t be surprised if the new copilot does this.

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