5 Replies
I don't like cursor. AI just writes bad code. Instead of fixing all bugs and performance problems in AI code, it's just faster to write good code from the start with something like copilot
if you want autocomplete, use supermaven
cursor is a completely different thing, i haven't really figured out how to make it work for me in large brownfield codebases yet
I really enjoy development. The entire thing. From the beginning, coming up with possible solutions, building the options, testing them out, going with the best one and continuing on.
I have found that LLMs in general have been more of a blocker than a way to speed up my process. I have used 5 of them extensively over the last year and have a pretty good idea.
I have found the amount of an LLM being straight up wrong, and that causing hallucinations being the biggest cause of the slowdown.
For me, I have decided that where LLMs are currently at, isn't usable, so I've just turned them off, and continued on with my process.
supermaven for me, i even think i owe it money
im a paying customer and i still think im not paying enough
it must be paying u back well lol
Trying cursor ATM, it's supermaven on steroids.
It tracks changes across files and understands your codebase
It suggests cursor moves and quite cures my ADHD (as it instructs me through the codebase)