Cursor

“And because of that, it makes it really easy to generate a lot of code very quickly in the same interface you're used to using. And you're just moving, I would argue at least 10 times faster than you were three months ago.”

“Cursor raised like nine hundred million this week for at a nine billion dollar valuation, I believe.”

“I think it's really difficult to use. I actually really don't like the sidebar and how it chats back with you and how it updates your files. I find it extremely hard to follow and then hard to track, even if you're using Git and trying to maintain state on eve…”

“My general point of view is that none of these tools are actually going to be where this is going to be in the next couple of years, and probably within the next six to 12 months.”

“Even though they lose money, I believe, on everyone, certainly me, you have to pay them for, like, the premium, premium.”

“If you know what you're doing with architecture, Claude Code is an amazing tool. If you don't know what you're doing with architecture, you need a more visual interface like cursor.”

“I've gone like deep Claude code and not doing cursor anymore.”

“Cursor split the store from VS code because they want to, like, create their own ecosystem that's independent, etc. And the way it all plays out Is VS code is like, no, like the package you need to install to do Garmin watch faces. We're going to control that.…”

“There's no scenario where Cursor is worth sixty billion dollars.”