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If coding is still your job description, it won't be for long this 9-minute video from the CEO of Cursor is the one talk you can't afford to miss right now 5-10 years ago everyone was saying you should become a programmer, it was the most promising career you... could choose. now, without any degree, you can build almost anything if you have the drive and an LLM here's what's already happening: > in 2024, 15% of enterprise code was AI-generated, in 2025 it was 75% > 35% of all PRs at Cursor are now written by agents. no human touches the code > agent usage at Cursor grew 15x in a single year maybe you're reading this and thinking "I already know all of this" and if that's you, there aren't many like you the average Claude user still opens a tab, types something, gets an answer, closes the tab they're using maybe 10% of what Claude can do that's exactly why I built an 18-step guide that helps you set up Claude from scratch and use 100% of its potential even if you've been using Claude for months, there's probably a lot in there that's useful even for you full guide in the article belowshow more

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