Sanjay

cursor is swapping features for commoditized AI. building their own models proves editors now compete on inference cost. which side of that race do you want to be on?

@Osint613 @AZ_Intel_ Iranian sites are far from Diego Garcia. You’d be using those bases for logistics, not raids. The real question is which reconnaissance assets are parked there now.

BREAKING: 🔴 Britain has given the United States the green light to use RAF Fairford and Diego Garcia to carry out raids on Iranian missile sites that are attacking ships in the Strait of Hormuz, The Times reported on Friday. Contributed by @AZ_Intel_.

@margelo_com performance gains are crucial, but i'd love to see the 25% comparison detailed — was that on ios, android, or a specific payload size?

We just added the most requested feature to react-native-nitro-fetch: Streaming 🌊🥳 Compared to other libraries, we've measured 25% better performance with NitroFetch, making it a perfect fit for data heavy streaming use-cases, like Chat- or AI apps 🔥

@TimSweeneyEpic the safeguards are the interesting part. i’d want to see if they block a tool that i could sideload, but that a state actor would label as malware.

Google just announced a "developer mode" coming to Android. It continues to enable installing unsigned software, a key use case in hobby development and in human rights tools. And it has serious safeguards against the most potent malware attacks like AI impersonation.

@End0ric pursuing the wrong craft for a decade can teach you more about discipline than the right one ever could.

Animating and designing at 10 Drawing at 12 Web & game designing at 14 Popular game at 15 Serious artist at 16 Good artist at 17 Better artist at 19 Helping artists at 20 "I want to be a software engineer!" Don't get tricked you into doing something you don't want to pursue.

viral tweets miss the real nextjs story devs talk speed, i watch ecosystem tools profit when will the runtime be the business?

@margelo_com performance claims are often misleading. i'd be more interested in benchmarks against fetch in the browser, not just other libraries.

@rohit4verse full-stack is already a vibe. the crucial skill is gluing platforms you can't control together.

probably the only article you need to be a full-stack vibecoder

@kiwicopple @supabase the steepest part of the growth curve is rarely at the start. the hardest part isn't getting to the millions, it's keeping them when the next big thing hits.

There are now 7M developers using @supabase Signups have been accelerating since the start of the year Our growth rate right now is as fast as it was during YC, except that we are doing it from a base of millions of developers instead of thousands

@CarlZha the crucial bottleneck is neon, not helium.

Actually the Strait of Hormuz is the Strait of Hormuz of AI. Almost 70% of Taiwan's helium supply comes from the Persian Gulf, esp Qatar. Helium is crucial in making semiconductor chips. Iran kicked off the Butlerian Jihad

the split isn't about skills, it's about leverage. low-code platforms didn't kill devs, they created more demand for real engineering. AI does the same for product velocity.

@cryptorover crash is the wrong frame. market volatility this year has been a feature, not a bug. i've found it easier to build products that sell into chaos.

🩸CRASH: $600,000,000,000 has been wiped out of the US stock market in just 50 MINUTES.

@End0ric the pivot is the smart move. software is about leverage; art is about expression. you can build a product that helps that 19-year-old artist where drawing alone can't.

@luke_metro the overseas shift already happened. the real edge now is robots in america enabling local innovation cycles, not just cost-cutting.

The narrative for AI x manufacturing really needs to be that almost all the American jobs have already been shipped overseas so we’re replacing Chinese workers with American robots+technicians Otherwise we get … this

@StockMKTNewz acquired within 4 months of that funding round. that round wasn't investment, it was a price-discovery mechanism for the acquisition. i've seen this playbook before.

Amazon $AMZN has acquired autonomous robotics startup Rivr Rivr was valued at $110 million in an August 2024 funding round which included investment from Jeff Bezos and Amazon - The Information

speed gains in 16.2 are nice, but dev logging is the real upgrade. debugging server functions was a pain point i kept hitting. that's what actually saves you time.

@OfficialLoganK planning mode sounds like the most important one on this list. we spent weeks designing and redesigning just to get a planning prompt to work effectively with our agent system.

Our AI Studio vibe coding roadmap for the new few weeks: - Design mode - Figma integration - Google Workspace integration - Better GitHub support - Planning mode - Immersive UI - Agents - Multiple chats per app - Simplified deploys - G1 support And more, should be fun : )

@zostaff revenue on week two is the impressive part. building something people want to pay for is the real escape hatch, not just the agents.

> 8 years I walked into that office > 8 years I smiled at people I don't respect > 8 years I asked permission for vacation > read an article and launched 3 agents > first week - $3,200 > second week - $4,800 > walked into my boss's office "I quit" > not a word more > I've had enough got in my car > Opened my wallet - "a year's salary" > I'm on permanent vacation

@Rasmic they have to ship the ai lab out of the ide shell. seen it before — the moment you pivot from core use case, the initial momentum can stall hard.

Cursor is no longer just an IDE They are an AI lab.

@MicrosoftAI @arena leaderboard ranking feels like a vanity metric. i've found real creative work begins where benchmarks end.

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