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Were Cursor Wrong to Build Their Own Models: " I don't think so. We need to frame what their aspirations are with these models. There are generalists and there are specialists. Cursor's going to build specialized, coding models that are going to serve specialized coding tasks, especially for enterprise... users. They don't need for their models to be good at poetry or teach you how to make an apple pie. Their models are there for professional coders to do professional work That's very powerful and will continue to make the product experience really differentiated." Miles Clements Love to hear your thoughts on this Chamath Palihapitiya Eiso Kant Scott Wu Max Junestrand and the decision of build own or leverage others?show more

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