Startempire Wire

"Reality is the instantiation of mathematics" ~ Elon Musk @elonmusk

Great article building out a stdlib for @cursor_ai seems like something that will eventually become a best practice.

I've literally done this with @StartempireWire and the local VCs i forgot to include reached out to me to ask why I didn't include them 😂

Today I dedicated the majority of my day with @cursor_ai. I am currently building a custom Websockets WordPress Plugin that will be used to serve up Websockets to any WordPress Website but is being built as part of the internal plumbing of the @StartempireWire Web Ring Network that I am building and launching at the end of Q1 (hopefully!! 😂. . Ask me more about this if you want me to share...) I almost never use the Composer option in in cursor but decided today i would give it a try and boi do I regret that I hadn't used it much sooner. The agent has gotten soooooooo good. In this video I found out for the first time that Claude would self correct through composer. I honestly have never seen this with the Chat. Anyway, I hope you all are having a great Friday Night!

I will Continue to update this thread as I make progress on The @StartempireWire Network Web Ring Software. Follow along for the #buildinpublic progress.

CREATING INITIAL BLUEPRINTS OF THE @StartempireWire Network: teapaw.org/verioussmith/status/18…

If you're interested in what I'm building next check out this: teapaw.org/verioussmith/status/18…

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