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Today marks 1 month since i started writing code with ai! I just added 2 new AI features to my personal note taking app. (Finally got whisper implemented the way i want with another AI inline typing feature) Fully functional backend. Looking for few ppl who want to test... show more

Riley Brown

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12,385 次观看 • 1 年前 •via X (Twitter)

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open source it

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David Cotrone Jr1 年前

Instead of using 2 Claude accounts I started using Cursor. Literally 10x improvement. No more copying and pasting code. All automatic.

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Retropunk1 年前

love ur brain bruh...so good.

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Samy Sam1 年前

Would love to test it out and give feedback 🙌🏾

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What's your honest assessment? ...is it plausible

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Very inspiring!

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Would love to test it out!

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would love to check this out... wow:)

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I can test it out.

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