Convex
6 statements across 1 episodes · 3 bullish · 1 bearish · 1 people on the record · first statement Mar 19, 2025 by Sujay Jayakar · said 33 times in 2 episodes since 2025 · across every show →
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Mar 19, 2025 negative
Mar 19, 2025 bullish
Claude 3.5 in Cursor autonomously codes for 10 plus minutes
“When it has the right feedback in cursor composer, and this was even on cloud three, five, it can just autonomously code for a 10 plus minutes and it can fix its own bugs. It can get to the point where it's like pretty much a fully working app with just an ini…”
Mar 19, 2025 neutral
Jayakar: AI Models Stalled on Convex's Subtle Distinction Between Null and Undefined
“Convex has like a pretty subtle distinction between null and undefined, like just similar to JavaScript. And we noticed that like, because this is a subtle thing that's unexpected, it was The model got stuck on it and couldn't even figure it out. And so this i…”
Mar 19, 2025 positive
End-to-end type safety and tight feedback loops improve AI agent performance
“It's like, you know, having just really tight feedback loops and having strong guardrails, like in convex, that's like end to end type safety, but that's like, you know, could take it in many, many different forms, right? Like making it so code is very cheap a…”
Mar 19, 2025 bullish
Cursor Composer solves Convex benchmarks but fails on alternative backends
“We did notice that I mean, with convex, it pretty much autonomously just solves the first two tasks. It has a few round trips on like some errors that are only show up and playing with the front end. And then it's able to complete this files task and kind of g…”
Mar 19, 2025 neutral
AI hallucinates Convex code due to API similarities with Firebase
“I mean, I think one thing that's kind of interesting given these, you know, models inherent internal structure is that we noticed that a lot of hallucinations come from parts of our API that are like very close to Firebase, but not exactly Firebase.”