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Nelle: Developers will spend thousands to tens of thousands monthly on agents
“I think as we think about these highly parallel kind of agents running off for a long time in their own VM system, We are already at that point where people will be spending thousands of dollars a month per, per human, and I think potentially tens of thousands…”
Palazzolo: Claude Code leads stayed at Cursor only two weeks
“We know that they went there, they were there for, I think, about two weeks, and they came back.”
Eskildsen: Cursor moved 20 terabytes from Postgres to Turbopuffer
“Like at some point, cursor moved like 20 terabytes of Postgres data into Turbo Puffer, because it's like, it's there, it works, and these particular query plans we know work well, and so they just moved it all to defer sharding.”
Nelle: No one had enabled AI coding agents to run code before Cursor
“Like obviously you need to run the code. And so that I think also is probably not that contrarian of a take, but no one has done that yet.”
Eskildsen: Cursor obfuscates file paths and encrypts code stored in Turbopuffer
“Cursors like security posture into Turbo Puffer is exceptional, right? They have their own embedding model, which makes it very difficult to reverse engineer. They obfuscate the file paths. They are like, You, it's very difficult to learn anything about a code…”
Marimo AI Completions Access In-Memory Variables and Database Connections
“What's unique about doing it in Marimo is the fact that not only does Marimo see your code, but it sees all the variables in memory and it can also see your database connections, et cetera. So it can really provide rich Rich completions.”
Cursor launches BugBot autofix to automatically fix flagged issues
“We actually just launched BugBot autofix, where you can click a button and or change a setting, and it will automatically fix its own things.”
Cursor launches Model Context Protocol support for Cloud Agents
“We also launched MCPs along with along with this Cloud Agent launch, launch support for Cloud Agent MCPs.”
Nair: Cursor updates its tab autocomplete model policy every two hours
“Recently Jacob Jackson had this blog post about like, online tab, where like, you know, we're doing policy- Because there is every two hours. Exactly, like, a policy update every two hours or something”
Ubl: Cognition and Cursor shipped RL fine-tunes of open-source models
“Just yesterday, I think we saw both Cognition, congrats, SWIX, and Cursor to ship RL fine tunes of unnamed open source models.”
Landgraf: OpenVSX powers all extensions in Cursor and Windsurf
“And together with that, we also created OpenVSX, which I think now powers all of the extensions that you see running in Cursor and also Windsurf, which is also open source under the Eclipse Foundation marketplace for VS Code.”
Zach Lloyd: Warp rules differ from Cursor rules by being cloud-synced
“The biggest difference that these are is that these are sort of like cloud synced. And so you can sort of use these wherever you log in. They're sort of shareable. Across the team. And so like, this is our version of cursor's rules.”