I’m pushing PRs every hour that would take about 4 with cursor. I pushed 5 today. I think it realistically makes me 3x more productive.

That’s still insane. Unfortunately most other devs I hire don’t know how to use it, they are stubborn about learning

Building https://srcbook.com // creator of the https://blockchainsmokers.xyz

pseud, interested in p2p tech ||| working on the DKEY dapp — https://0x-noad.github.io

That’s what I mean. I’ve learned to make it produce non slop, but I had to iterate a lot to get to that point. Most of my peers try it, assume it’s slop, and move on

it’s easy to use — it just isn’t easy to use it in a way that it doesn’t give you slop

Building getinboxzero.com and sharemint.xyz.

I also run a YouTube channel, "Learn from Open Source": youtube.com/elie2222 

Generally using AI more. Combination of cursor or another AI-powered IDE + prompting the AIs directly in chat.

A _lot_ of devs tried it at some point, found it meh, and dont use it much or only use ghost autocomplete.

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