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Agost Biro
@agostbiro
Is Cursor significantly better than VSCode + Cline? I tried Cursor ~6 months ago, but it didn't stick. Should I revisit?
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novalunosis 🌌
@novalunosis
cursor is great! highly recommend helps me for my cli commands & code generating (love the ability to add file contexts to the prompts)f
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Thomas Humphreys
@so
I've been cursor maxxing past year now. Gave windsurf a try recently, but it wasn't that great... my current spend is about $60/month on Cursor and recommend you pay the premium.
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avi
@avichalp
i has improved quite a lot
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Conway
@conway
6 months in AI is like 6 years in the before times
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joel
@loverajoel
Agent mode is game changer
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phragg
@phragg
Been using cursor for a while now but it seems that there’s an opportunity to explore vscode x GitHub copilot x Claude integrations, it seems that it’s a bit more possible now. One thing I have seen is that you can give Cursor access to your entire system (for better or worse)
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Bianc8.eth
@bianc8
yes, but im curious to see how does cline compares to cursor in handling multi line changes
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MetaEnd🎩
@metaend.eth
Windsurf has claude 3.7 now, give it a shot if you can
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St4rburst19
@st4rburst19
Cursor has some unique features like AI code suggestions and a streamlined interface, but if VSCode + Cline worked well for you, they might still be better suited to your workflow. It's worth revisiting Cursor if it's updated and if you're looking for more advanced AI assistance or a simpler coding environment.
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