Ced++ 🏁

Here's how LeBron James' teams have done in plus/minus during his career (regular season only): +7,508 with LeBron ON court -2,123 with LeBron OFF court So much for being on "Super Teams".

Father Time’s record: 9,879,987,561,217,987,354 and 1

Hitting the playoff game tying 3 to force OT in the same game you threw an alley oop to your literal son is more impressive in and of itself than 6 rings.

Lebron on Bronny this postseason: "...You would never get nervous from a regular season moment ever again when you play meaningful postseason games/minutes and he's done that and I think that's just pretty cool for his career, for his confidence." 🥹❤️

LEBRON JAMES LITERALLY CREATED A TEAMMATE TO THROW AN OOP TO IN THE PLAYOFFS MAN STOP ALL THE DEBATES

LeBron James.

Cursor month in review: March 1 - April 7 176% increase in patient growth, 4 website designs, and an AI call center. $1,929.81 spent 374 Agent Sessions 3,551 messages I'm running a growth agency mainly servicing private equity-held companies. My focus this month was building repeatable growth systems and shipping client-facing web experiences. Most of this month's work was focused on: - paid ads build + optimization loops ($433) - web design + page system work ($289) - AI call-center / ingestion workflow ($268) - operations stack and command-center workflows ($209) Model usage highlights: - Claude Sonnet ($986) - Codex 5.3 ($447) - Claude Opus ($230) - gpt-5.4-medium ($198) What I built in this same period: - 4 website designs/builds shipped - AI call center workflow - OpenClaw like iMessage voice-note powered agent - Internal command-center workflows for faster client ops and execution - SEO updates and on-page conversion improvements - Analytics and reporting dashboard updates - Readouts/presentations and client narrative deliverables - Paid ads campaign build/review loops - Client operations automations and workflow hygiene Outcomes over 367 transcript-scored chats: - 104 success (28.3%) - 125 iteration_required (34.1%) - 18 wrong (4.9%) - 120 trivial (32.7%, low-leverage/routine chats like simple status or one-off actions) Top failure themes: tool_failure (14.2%) skill_routing_error (10.9%) missing_context (8.2%) scope_misunderstood (6.5%) Product tool usage: Browser tools: 737 calls ($177.16) Figma + (redacted designer tool): 415 calls ($127.92) Perplexity tools: 51 calls ($108.71) Sendblue tools: 14 calls ($21.95) The return on investment was worth it - we hit their patient numbers six months ahead of schedule and before the ads even finished learning. Overall traffic stayed the same, but the on-page optimizations we identified increased conversion rates by 3-4x. I do think I overspent - I spent most of my time on Sonnet-thinking when I could've used Composer 2 or Premium. I was a bit spoiled by the "unlimited" usage limits we're getting at Lyft. I also spent too much on weak tooling. Looking through my chats, tool failures were my biggest cost driver and had the most chat failures (required iterations or complete restarts). I probably should've used a cheaper model for those loops. I look through my chats weekly to find these weak spots, then I update my Cursor skills and tool routing accordingly. In all honesty, right now most of my workload comes from quality-of-life adjustments and codifying my process so I have reusable workflows inside my Cursor Command Center. I can send voice notes to access my Cursor workflows, update task systems, and launch new ideas in an instant - but my best work still comes from managing the agent session live. Cursor 3 Cursor 3 was kind of an adjustment for me because I couldn't figure out how to get a workspace to load. It wasn't as intuitive. So far I'm liking the new setup, and this is much easier on the eyes than the editor was. But here's a punch list of what I think they need to fix in Cursor 3: - We need to be able to collapse all folders again. - We need to handle workspaces better. It's not as intuitive. I had to use a filter just to open a workspace. That was my biggest issue when Glass launched - I couldn't open a workspace and gave up and went back to the editor. A lot of friction there. - There needs to be a hotkey for navigating to the next unread agent, especially when the sidebar is closed. I can't jump to the next open thread. Maybe I'm doing this wrong. Maybe that's not how it's supposed to work. But that's unintuitive to me. - The git UI is better, but it should probably still show the main repo where the change is happening. I think this is another workspace UI issue. If I were working out of one repo, this would make more sense. - The handler/chat feels different in Cursor 3 compared to editor. Something about the conversation feels a little more natural. Not sure if they made any changes there, but I can definitely feel it - I like it. Other than those issues, it feels pretty close to how I work. I always had this workspace where agents were going file to file, repo to repo. If I had a random idea, I would start it and add the file to the workspace. So it is designed for how I work. I think it's just missing some small things. I'm excited for the next month of Cursor 3. Hopefully I spend a little less – now that I have some good systems in place, I think Composer should be able to handle my requests more reliably. Oh, one other thing I messed up on – I thought I was "upgrading" from Ultra to Teams, and I think I made a big mistake. For Ultra, I was paying $200/month and getting 20x usage from OpenAI and Anthropic. For Teams, I don't get any 20x usage on those models, but I do get access to API billing so I can do these reviews more easily. I also get to give Cursor access to my family so they can build too. It would've been nice to have a Teams Ultra account where I keep that same 20x bonus from being an Ultra user. Anyway - I have a few other things I'm working on, but this is a real use case for somebody running a business out of Cursor, not some clickbaity skill. I also use Cursor at Lyft as my daily driver so maybe I'll do a write-up on how I'm using it when I have the time.

when lebron pass away we gotta gather his cells like niggas did hashirama

OpenClaw 2026.4.5 🦞 🎬 Built-in video + music generation 🧠 /dreaming is now real 🔀 Structured task progress ⚡ Better prompt-cache reuse 🌍 Control UI + Docs now speak 12 more languages Anthropic cut us off. GPT-5.4 got better. We moved on. github.com/openclaw/openc…

Facts about men that don’t like birthdays: - They are low maintenance - They like being alone - They’re used to making themselves happy - They measure life in progress and not dates. - They pour into others more than they receive. - They don’t like drama.

Michael B. Jordan 🌟

Baby just met her newborn brother for the first time. She’s acting like they planned this meet up a lifetime ago. There’s no way this their first meeting. 😂

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣one more joke and you’re a goner 🤣🤣🤣

@_willcompton Terrible take. Not a clean take at all

The Committee keeping Bill Belichick out of the Pro Football Hall of Fame is worse than when Tyrion Lannister pitched Bran The Broken over Jon Snow

People don't realize how insane this is

LEBRON JAMES SHOWS OUT IN CRUNCH TIME! 👑 29 PTS 👑 7 REB 👑 6 AST 👑 4 3PM 👑 10 straight points in final 5 minutes Lakers get the road W!

As a parent, I think this video has taught me something useful. I recommend that you should try it on your kids, too. I have also shared it with my wife. Credit: joe_drummer_boy on IG.

USA LeBron dunks are straight ART😮‍💨🐐

That time Tripp said this and it still rings