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@traf @ryolu_ @ConanChou Reopening the editor keeps the last layout you chose (at least for me)

@ryolu_ @ConanChou is there a way to revert this?

my cursor experience has declined since a couple of weeks or a month ago. 1. it first starts to consume a lot of power, 2. then it starts to reload the editor and plugins every couple of minutes, 3. it also starts to show a weird white bar at the left sidebar. #2 is particularly annoying, because every reload resets the state of the left sidebar (the github PR view). i then need to manually click them to unfold. in the last 12 hour activity monitor screenshot, this is already me using iterm2 for most of the time. in fact i only opened cursor for a few hours during the period. coz nowadays i would only need it for code review and quick chats with pieces of code. earlier this week, i migrated from zed + cursor back to nvim + cursor. during that time, i actually made (with ai) the nvim experience so good that i don’t even need to switch out that often. i think it’s probably a good time to just use nvim. this morning i’ve also tried the same plugin setup in vscode. it’s pretty good compared to cursor. especially their ai chat panel. every coding agent is treated as a first-class citizen, contrasting with cursor, they prioritize the cursor experience, so any third-party agents don’t even have a good UI presence. i also think the UX of cursor is getting worse. just a few examples: - the top-right switches are getting better than a couple of months ago, but still confusing - the chat panel “auto” switch is so redundant. to switch from auto to a specific model, you need to do 3 clicks. what’s wrong with a normal dropdown list? i know engineering tools are hard. i think they did really well last year, so i have high hopes for the team. plus i have a friend there, so i really want to support them. but for now, i had to step away for a bit for the sake of my own productivity.

@coderdiaz better-hub.com

@coderdiaz Haz probado Better Hub? Voy a ver si este fin le doy una probada

Este feature está bueno en los PRs, ya no hay que ir hasta el final para ver los detalles del merge.

@omartosca Si, pero justo no estaba en ese plan, por eso no me salía, ya hice el upgrade jajajaja.

@akacronos El reader mode según yo ya es default. Nomás agregué el tuit y en automático lo convirtió

¡Funciona! Ya no tengo que leer artículos de aquí en formato feo, 😭😭😭✨✨✨ Vean nomás la gran diferencia 👌👌👌

introducing before gallery with well designed app store images browse the designs from best app in the app store get inspired before the design process copy to Figma to always have it near you check it out before.click

Monterrey! 🇲🇽⛰️☕️ Este 19 de Marzo nos juntamos en Tempo Coffee House para Cursor Cafe Monterrey. Invitado especial: @JuanRezzio de @cursor_ai Ven por café, platícanos qué estas construyendo y conecta con Juan y la comunidad. Registro luma.com/4o87yjre

Come and join me on.design 👀 on.design/claim?ref=akac…

Every day: wake up. Check X. New crazy AI shit drops. Anxiety. Back to bed. Repeat.

Por fin puero regresar a chrome!

@alejandrozepe Sigo esperando los vertical tabs para regresar a chrome, pero Helium no te funciona?

cada que actualizo chrome de algún modo agrega publicidad para gemini ojalá otros navegadores estuvieran a la altura en dev tools y extensiones para poder hacer full el cambio

@aileenvl Creo que hace falta ver más cosas de Design + Ai en mty, veo muy poco por estos lados vs CDMX 🤔

¿De qué tecnología les gustaría un meetup próximamente en Monterrey?

@danmall MAP

I’m giving away the system behind every big result in my coaching program. For free. This is the exact sequence I used to grow my own agency to $3M. I proved it first. Now I share it freely. Nobody handed me a roadmap. So I figured it out as I went. It worked, but it was slow. I ran my agency for a decade. I hit $3M, working with an amazing team and world-class clients, eventually selling it—all while maintaining a reasonable work-life balance with time for family, marriage, friends, and travel. That’s more than I ever hoped for. And more than many can say. But so much of it was trial and error. Learning by stumbling around in the dark. I didn’t know it was a system. So what could have taken 2 years took me 6. When I started coaching other agency owners, I saw the same pattern everywhere. Smart people. Good instincts. No sequence. I finally sat down one day and tried to map it. My prompt to myself: is there a framework for growing and scaling that I believe could work for every agency owner? My answer is the Money Maker Map. It’s 33 steps over 7 phases. Every step depends on the one before it. It’s the backbone of my entire Make More Money coaching program. It’s the reason my students go from $100K to $1M+. It’s the most valuable piece of IP I’ve ever created. Here’s what I‘ve found to be the 7 phases of scaling a services business: 1️⃣ Baselines — take inventory of where you actually are 2️⃣ Cash Reserve Building — build leverage so you can focus 3️⃣ Positioning — identify your ideal client and your best offers 4️⃣ Proof — establish your reputation as an expert 5️⃣ Pricing — deliver full price offers with confidence 6️⃣ Scale — systematize and hire 7️⃣ Expansion & Optionality — decide where to go next Most agency owners jump straight to Phase 5 or 6. They skip the steps they haven’t earned yet. Then they wonder why everything feels like chaos. The Money Maker Map won’t let you do that. It answers one question better than anything else I’ve built: “What should I be focused on right now?” Three steps to using it: → Find your current step. Be honest. → Commit to finishing the current step before moving on. → Ignore everything past it. That’s the discipline most agency owners are missing. That’s what separates “busy” from “profitable.” My slow learning can be your fast learning. What took me 6 years could take you 1. The Map is free. The discipline to follow it is the hard part. I built this for agency owners doing $100K+ who want a clear path to $1M. Comment “MAP” and make sure you’re following me. I’ll DM you the link.

V0.0.1 — Oklch colors generator color-oklch.vercel.app

@emilkowalski Is there a way to do it again? I didn't download the image 🥲

Setting up my Motion Passport.

Bauhaus Clock 2.0 is here. Redefined. Months in the making. Rebuilt from the ground up. New foundation, new caliber, unparalleled visual richness. This is the version I've been chasing since day one. What changed?

Por fin!

@shadcn @base_ui Is there a way to select either Radix UI or Base UI via the CLI?

The @base_ui docs just went live 🚀 Components rebuilt. Examples refreshed. Docs rewritten. Look for the Base UI tab on component pages. npx shadcn create → choose Radix or Base UI

@tannerlinsley Tried it, but there seems to be an issue with Convex. `--add-ons convex,start,tanstack-query,eslint,nitro` "Add-on convex not found"

Standing on the shoulders of @jherr' Create TanStack App, TanStack Builder (alpha) is now live 🔗↓🧵

@alejandrozepe Esto si me hace considerar Cursor + Claude jajajaja

wow, este nuevo producto que nace de ver cómo la gente usaba claude code para cosas que no tenían nada que ver con programar los usuarios siempre marcan el roadmap de tu producto, solo hay que saber observar