@AdamBartas @NizzyABI This is insanely good

@theo If they really want, they can add those features to block all that stuff, but at least make it disabled by default The problem is it’s by default enabled

RT @theo: I really wish "adblockers" did what they said (block ads) and not, uh, a lot of other shit. Tools like Sentry get blocked, so I…

@NizzyABI @peer_rich @bryan_johnson What app is that? I kind of wanna try this

@KevinNaughtonJr I’m convinced every person saying never writes code

@OpenRouterAI @theo YOOO OpenRouter talking about LFGGG

@theo This was a killer survey, 20 minutes well worth it

@saliozzia @SledgeDev "Quick question" or composer is really good for the first one "Add more debugging" this is so true. You can go a step further and make a cursor rule that tells it to add debugging when needed to solve less known problems The other tips are also really good!

@SledgeDev I hope in the long game, Cursor will remove this inline edit feature entirely (or just keep "quick question") This is the real limitation of it: it can’t do anything outside of the given code. It should gather context by itself (like humans) and decide what needs edits

@peer_rich The second but I’d make the npm install command same styling as the white button

@OpenAI I’ll re-subscribe when you guys ship the native image feature

Last one: thank you for the stars, truly. Just so you know, every single star motivates me to keep going on this project. That’s not some general appreciation. I really did spend 15 minutes yesterday celebrating the 15th star. That was wild. Appreciate you

@NizzyABI That is SO smooth, I love the text fade. Holy shit, that makes Gemini good by itself

GitHub issues counts way more than anything. Keep stacking that shit up. (but fix them too)

@kulkarniankita9 @NizzyABI @vercel (I use them too because some websites are literally injecting harmful ads these days, especially YouTube downloaders. But I block them for sites I support, like Nizzy. I don't hate ads, I just like security)

"I just built this an app with no coding skills" This is not really possible yet. But guess who certainly isn't going to solve these problems? The cloud-based AI projects. They're not looking to solve actual problems