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And for months now Cursor on Windows loves to run a 'q' command which doesn't fucking exist..so every time it executes a command line command I get this: C:\projects\my_project>q^D^C 'q' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. 1.0 my ass.
And for months now Cursor on Windows loves to run a 'q' command which doesn't fucking exist..so every time it executes a command line command I get this: C:\projects\my_project>q^D^C 'q' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. 1.0 my ass.
this is not super constructive, is it really the top comment on HN
And for months now Cursor on Windows loves to run a 'q' command which doesn't fucking exist..so every time it executes a command line command I get this: C:\projects\my_project>q^D^C 'q' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. 1.0 my ass.
this is not super constructive, is it really the top comment on HN
And for months now Cursor on Windows loves to run a 'q' command which doesn't fucking exist..so every time it executes a command line command I get this: C:\projects\my_project>q^D^C 'q' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. 1.0 my ass.
this is not super constructive, is it really the top comment on HN
I love Cursor, but it feels like a ticking time bomb with extensions not being updated at the same rate as VSCode. Also another issue I am starting to see is the lack of shared MCP servers. If I have VSCode, Cursor, and Claude open, each one is running its own instance of the MCP server. You can imagine that with a dozen or so MCP's, the memory footprint becomes quite large for no reason.
video demo here, https://x.com/ob12er/status/1930439669130637482?s=46&t=2jNrj...
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> If I have VSCode, Cursor, and Claude open This is good user feedback. If Cursor is "Claude + VSCode", why do you need the other 2 open?
for me, I’ll keep doing work on the codebase in a separate vscode while Cursor’s agent is wiling away at it, so as to not be distracted or interrupted by the agent activity in the corner of my screen. and then i’ll have a claude or aistudio tab open doing bigger analysis or planning tasks, reading papers together, etc.
Autocomplete: yes
Asking questions: yes
I know everybody is all into agent mode and it isn't a Cursor specific thing, I'm just confused why everybody is into it.
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They use a plan - Pro and Max are static plans with different caps over 5 hour sessions.
Pro isn't a static plan. Pro subs can access Claude Code but are paying via API metering. I have it setup at home and, while I haven't used it much, it can quickly add up. What I did do, because my personal projects aren't too complex, is moved the model from Opus to Sonnet which is about 1/5 the cost. For day-to-day stuff I have ProxyAI (on IntelliJ, continue.dev works for this too) pointed at Mistral's Codestra for…
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That's a great question. Probably not. IDK. I'm also only paying this much to maintain momentum on a personal project. I also know in a year, these LLM products will change drastically, pricing tiers will transform, etc.. So I can't predict what will happen in a year but things will probably be cheaper. Edit: On the other hand, the state of the art tools will also be much better in a year, so might keep that high pri…
I think there is definitely room to price AI tools way higher. Developers are being slowly boiled like frogs right now. Getting addicted to AI tools to the point they can’t work without them, that’s when you raise the price.
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What's Junie? I am currently trialing the AI assistant in IntelliJ but I didn't see that name anywhere.
this one - https://www.jetbrains.com/junie/