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Otra forma de sabotear la #InteligenciaArtificial de las #BigTech:
Llenar los foros de respuestas como "Aprende a hacerlo tú, vago de mierda".
AI coding assistant refuses to write code, tells user to learn programming instead - On Saturday, a developer using Cursor AI for a racing game project hit an ... - https://arstechnica.com/ai/2025/03/ai-coding-assistant-refuses-to-write-code-tells-user-to-learn-programming-instead/ #largelanguagemodels #machinelearning #aipaternalism #stackoverflow #programming #airefusals #aicoding #chatgpt #chatgtp #biz #cursor #github #tech #ai
Cursor told me I should learn coding instead of asking it to generate it
Gibt es hier Leute, die mit der Kombination
- Windows 11 (Adminrechte)
- Cursor (Claude Sonnet 3.5)
- Docker Desktop
stabil arbeiten? Alles was unter MacOS problemlos läuft, verursacht unter Win11 endlose Problemkaskaden, Powershell unfähig, Rechte fehlen, UTF8 geht nicht, ein übler clusterfuck.
Ich will eigentlich nur eine "hallo" Welt html Seite schreiben (lassen). Wie muss ich hier das Setup fahren?
Anyone? #followerpower #coding #cursor
#Cursor #IDE doesn't stop to amaze me. I had an old web scraper in #Python. It stopped working because the scraped website changed. I simply prompted that "it no longer finds the right data". No other details. It:
1. Run a few `curl` commands to analyze how the HTML looks now (!)
2. Adjusted CSS selectors (!!)
3. Run the program to figure out if it now works (it did!!!)
4. But Cursor didn't know that, so it added some print statements for himself, re-run and verify the output (!!!!)
#AI #DevEx
I use Cursor daily - here's how I avoid the garbage parts
Mastering AI-Assisted Coding: Tips and Tricks for Developers
As AI tools like Cursor reshape the coding landscape, developers are navigating a mix of excitement and skepticism. Here’s a deep dive into optimizing your AI interactions to enhance productivity and ...
https://news.lavx.hu/article/mastering-ai-assisted-coding-tips-and-tricks-for-developers
Interesting, this guy is using #cursor. At 6:30 https://x.com/openaidevs/status/1899531225468969240?s=61 #AI #OpenAI
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PART 1: AI Coding Boom!
BREAKING: AI coding assistant Cursor is in talks to raise funds at a mind-blowing $10B valuation! 
Just 3 months ago, it was valued at $2.5B—now it’s 4X higher! 
What’s fueling this insane growth? Stay tuned for PART 2! 
Wow. #cursor seems very broken for #Python's virtual environments. There are some crazy bugs filed against it and it not being able to load Python dependencies. Issues that just don't exist when you try to run Python code in #vscode.
To the point that I'm giving up on my trial of Cursor simply because I want to get work done.
It is fun to code with #ClaudeCode, definitely better than with #cursor. It just understand my code way better and gives way more comprehensive and useful suggestions.
But is it good that I ask questions about code it wrote for me? Doesn't this also mean somehow I do not understand it? Or is this where programming (with #AI) is going and I should just relax?
TLDR.: Looking for a simple way to 'skin' my cursor under wayland. I need a BIG PINK cursor (for certain game* that gets a big update on 2nd of April)
Anyone knows a working version/prototype/software like
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1283970/YoloMouse__Game_Cursor_Changer/
or https://github.com/andykitchen/swcursor
But working under Wayland? (swcursor works fine under x)
I gotten the swcursor to kind of run (with that compatibility layer), but it just renders a static image that does not move, the author of the software said, the problem is with getting the location of the cursor from wayland and he currently is not interested in delving into the topic.
My knowledge and skills do not line up with the challenge, therefore I'm asking around if anyone maybe did not tackle the topic previously?
*LastEpoch, i just do not see my mouse cursor with a lot going on...
Claude 3.7 in Cursor is eager – sometimes a bit too eager — https://mathstodon.xyz/@pmigdal/114087340065429837
#HackerNews #Claude #3.7 #Cursor #AI #Technology #Eager #AI #News
Claude 3.7 in Cursor is eager — sometimes a bit too eager. Like a programmer who's had one espresso too many. Sure, the code works, but often at the cost of unnecessary complexity — adding extra if-statements "just in case," even when simpler patterns would suffice.
Some might call this "defensive programming." Perhaps folks from the Java world even appreciate this style. I prefer to call it "unnecessary bloat." Yes, it might boost the percentage of working code (and thus look better in benchmarks), but complexity matters — a lot. Not just for aesthetics (though I admit holding the minority view that clean code is valuable in itself), but because overly complex code makes future changes harder and more error-prone, whether done manually or by Claude 3.7 itself.
For example, I asked Claude to move CSS into a separate file instead of embedding it in a Python string. It did exactly that—but then, just to be safe, also inlined the CSS anyway.
Another common pattern: when I request removing unnecessarily long imports, Claude often hesitates, leaving them in place "just in case." Unfortunately, this happens frequently.
Still, I don't mean to imply that Claude 3.7 is bad. There's a delicate balance between doing too little and doing too much—not only for AI but also for humans.
GPT 4.5 is available for Pro subscribers - and for developers via API.
Not interested in paying $180/month more, I created an app using just prompts. Cursor + Claude 3.7. No code written manually. Took about 15 minutes, including prompts to make it look nicer.
And now the big thing - custom software becomes a commodity. Things that used to take time to develop or customize can be done (semi) automatically.
This means some things will be much faster (and cheaper) to create (by an order of magnitude), but we'll also be doing things that otherwise wouldn't be feasible. Personalized software just for you.
