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I just tried out windsurf yesterday, The only thing I hate for now is that when there are changes and I accept one of them, then trying to accept the others gives an error saying the file was changed
I’m sorry to hear about that. What version are you on? Looking to fix / repro this asap
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I prefer IDEs like Zed that don't lock me in to their ecosystem and force me to "log in" to use them.
`codeium` which is now `windsurf` started out as a vscode fork IIRC
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I as a big Windsurf advocate, miles ahead of Cursor IMO but I've fully switched to Codex these days. The cloud environments are just such a nice feature. Still like Windsurf though their pricing is what drove me to not roll it out across my company.
cloud envs are good :) 1) did you compare codex cloud with devin? 2) how about the new claude code teleport feature from web to cli? just wanted to pry for more opinions on what matters to you
I have. I tried Devin after the initial release and then again when they did their 2.0 release. Found it to be the worst of the tools I've tried.
More of a tangent but an underappreciated part of Codex is their PR review bot. Just miles ahead of all the competitors we've tried (greptile, charlie, cubic)
>2) how about the new claude code teleport feature from web to cli?
I have not. I rarely use Claude Code these days but I will give it a spin because you just told me it existed.
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hey we been shipping!! https://cognition.ai/blog/swe-1-5 https://cognition.ai/blog/swe-grep https://cognition.ai/blog/devin-agent-preview-sonnet-4-5
Actually another piece of feedback, the "waves" release notes/videos were pretty cool. Might want to consider bringing them back.
A few things to point out after reading and thinking about this: - Another AI firm building products focused on Fortune 500 scale problems. If you're not at a F500, this tool isn't necessarily a good fit for you, so YMMV. - static analysis tools that produce flowcharts and diagrams like this have existed since antiquity, and I'm not seeing any new real innovation other than "letting the LLM produce it". They say it's…
> static analysis tools that produce flowcharts and diagrams like this have existed since antiquity Today I am apparently on of xkcd's "Lucky 10,000". Does anyone have any recommendations for such tools? Ideally open source, but that's not a hard requirement. (Although "Enterprise - if you have to ask the price you can't afford it" options will not work for me.) I'm particularity interested tools that work with Pytho…
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Just checked again to give you the benefit of the doubt, and I still see the same thing. I read the long post as a thoroughly steelmanned response. Nobody has yet engaged with the philosophical content of that post. You cried foul for reasons I still can't understand. Would you tell us what you thought about the post on an intellectual level? I eat meat but I'm one of those people who is ethically opposed to consumin…
> I read the long post as a thoroughly steelmanned response. Steel manning means engaging with the strongest interpretation of the argument. The original comment clearly used sawdust not as sawdust specifically but as a substitute for something harmful or inappropriate. It’s not even about eating. So spending half a comment on “ackchyually, sawdust is good for you” (this is a caricature for brevity) is nitpicking som…
On the flip side, it does seem to me like you have deliberately chosen the worst possible interpretation of what I wrote, so ... pot, kettle?
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We are building https://noesis.vision/ a similar tool to extract the system architecture from the source code according to the patterns. We are now in beta for .NET. After working with the topic for multiple months I can tell you that introductions for new-joiners are not the only use case for this kind of extracted knowledge. Many ppl in the organizations need insights into the software structure as they either impa…
Love what you are trying to do here. Will evaluate it on a couple of PHP codebases I maintain at work. Is there a way to contribute to the project?
(coauthor) happy to take any questions! see 1 min demo video here https://x.com/cognition/status/1985755284527010167 this is brainchild of cognition cto steven who doesn't like the spotlight but he deserves it for this one https://x.com/stevenkplus1/status/1985767277376241827 if you leave qtns here he'll see it
Do you have any examples/demos for very large codebases? Because it's easy to get decent quality output using LLMs on small codebases. But large, messy codebases is where you really need help with understanding.
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acked. you can also open it in a browser window for now https://windsurf.com/codemaps/9e2791c4-0b14-4757-b4be-a71488...
Right but you're an IDE and I want to view code (and especially the links) in the IDE. Hopefully we can get codemaps in the main IDE panel sooner rather than later. Feels like the very impressive thing (codemaps) is being held back by a trivial thing (reading them in a 200px panel) to the point it's impractical to use themm
turns out our dev actually had a PR for it but wasnt sure it was valuable
you just helped tip it over the line. see it in next release