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Thanks for saying this. Whenever Grammarly puts a red line under a slightly superflouos part of the sentence I get more and more agitated at this small nudging to robotic writing.
Grammarly thinks all writing should be bland, and that everyone needs to be a robot. Terrible product.
Did they just kill Cursor?
Have you actually tried? I have not, but just look at how it still regenerates the entire code instead of producing a diff. Who iterates on software like that?
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Counterpoint: don't try to own people like farm animals. Have pride in humanity, faith in your fellow man, and resist toxic cynicism.
Don't try to own uranium, either. Or if you do, don't store it all in one place.
Cameco Corporation, ConverDyn, and Orano Chimie-Enrichissement
individually act as custodians on behalf of the Trust for the
physical uranium owned by the Trust.
Please see the discussion here:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41661768
for serious warnings. This is not suitable for you.
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Thanks for saying this. Whenever Grammarly puts a red line under a slightly superflouos part of the sentence I get more and more agitated at this small nudging to robotic writing.
Grammarly thinks all writing should be bland, and that everyone needs to be a robot. Terrible product.
The issue I continue to have with many AI coding tools is they want me to use their own editor ("native", aka VSCode fork, or in the browser like this). I have zero intention of moving away from IDEA and nothing I've seen so far is good enough to make me want to switch. I really with there was more of "bringing AI into your existing tools/workflows" instead of "here is a new tool with AI baked in".
Kind of wish there weren't a dozen different tools named Canvas
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Grammarly thinks all writing should be bland, and that everyone needs to be a robot. Terrible product.
But it does favour _clarity_, rather than tropes.
The issue I continue to have with many AI coding tools is they want me to use their own editor ("native", aka VSCode fork, or in the browser like this). I have zero intention of moving away from IDEA and nothing I've seen so far is good enough to make me want to switch. I really with there was more of "bringing AI into your existing tools/workflows" instead of "here is a new tool with AI baked in".
I have started using Claude Dev (an extension for VSCode - https://github.com/saoudrizwan/claude-dev ), and so far my impression has been very positive. It’s a full blown code agent that looks for relevant files in the code base, can ask you to run commands and modify files etc. You use your own Anthropic API key or self hosted model.
I’ve found Claude and ChatGPT to be the best coding tools for me. I often throw the results from one into the other and ping pong them to get a different opinion.