How are people using @cursor_ai projects?
I've been resistant to try them (no idea why) but started firing them up this week and I fear I am now addicted.
So should it be one project per repo? One project per large feature? Something else?
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Most AI room-design tools are optimized for the reveal.
Upload a photo. Pick a style. Get a pretty image.
That part is fun. It also wasn’t the hard part when I bought a house.
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I started keeping a mental spreadsheet of colors, furniture, and decisions.
Which is exactly the kind of nonsense software should eliminate.
The real problem wasn’t “make this room modern.” It was helping me make connected decisions without starting over each time.
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TLDR...I bought a house and immediately realized I have no idea how to update and furnish the whole thing.
So I did what most people would do: started uploading pictures of rooms to ChatGPT and asking it to make them look “modern.”
Unsurprisingly, a lot of garbage came out.
Even after lots of prompt tweaking, the output was inconsistent, and keeping track of different rooms and variations across one (or several) threads was a nightmare.
So, like a good founder, I took matters into my own hands and built the tool I wished existed.
Baari is a chat-based AI interior designer that discusses and analyzes your room with you, then creates visuals based on your space, preferences, and ideas.
I wasn't originally planning to turn it into a business (and who knows, maybe it won't be one).
But I figured I'd share what I've been building in case anyone else is trying to save some time redesigning their home.
baaridesign.com
Dear @cursor_ai,
After testing all your competitors (big and small), you were in no danger of losing me as a customer.
But this cements it. Genius execution of customer delight.
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For the points nerds out there...
I have 10 credit cards and constantly forget which one to use to maximize points earnings.
So I’m building an app that tells you the best card for any purchase.
Example:
Uber → Amex Gold → 4x points.
Would you use this? I need some testers!
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What's the best AI coding tool for taking a designer's work and implementing in code? I love cursor but it's simply not cutting it for the front end precision I need...
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I know everyone is all about Claude Code these days, but @cursor_ai plan mode is getting so good.
Now I'm seeing diagrams in my plans.
All for $20/month.
What makes Claude Code worth 10x more?
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This is truly incredible.
I've been scheming an idea for a travel app for almost 10 years, and my @Replit agent took a single prompt and delivered a sleek, modern looking, mobile app that was pretty much dead on to spec in 9 minutes.
A few tweaks away from App Store submission!
The ease and speed of building this is legit insane. Reminds me of a time when simple, single use mobile apps were all the rage...except this is 100x more efficient to build.
BREAKING: Replit just launched mobile apps.
Now you can build in @Replit and submit straight to the App Store for review.
Describe your app → build it on Replit → test on your phone → publish to the App Store.
I built a unicorn pet app for my niece:
- Worked with Replit Agent to build it out
- Scanned a QR code to download and test on my phone
- One click to send to App Store Connect for review
- A couple submissions later, it's live in the App Store! 🙌
I didn't write a single line of code! Just described what I wanted to Agent. Amazing! 😅
Go build something!! 👇
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We spent years working on and off with PR people to try and get some press for Poppylist.
It never worked.
But something finally clicked in 2025 and we were able to get @Forbes to write about us and my founder journey🤯.
Truly a "pinch me" moment.
forbes.com/sites/forbes-pers…
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Glad to hear I'm not the only one. All I got out of Claude Code was a crazy high bill. @cursor_ai FTW!
I've struggled for hours with software bugs that had single-line fixes. Mulled over glitches for days. Console.log testing from dusk til dawn.
So if you "tried Claude Code on a project" and it didn't immediately dazzle you, tell your confirmation bias hello from me.
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First time playing around with @beehiiv's website builder and loving how simple it is.
BUT, is there no way to just create an empty new section without using a template? Am I dumb/blind?? (all may be true lol)
cc @denk_tweets
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Has anyone else gotten their #LinkedIn hacked and had an impossible time regaining access?
Even with 2FA set up, I’ve been hacked twice this year and now @LinkedInHelp is refusing to give me my account back due to ToS violations by the person who hacked me.
Make it make sense?!
Going through starred emails in Gmail (my favorite way to save insights) and came across this gem from @arvidkahl's newsletter back in 2023.
Still relevant in 2025 (and probably will be in 2045).
Static CTR rules (like “CTR < 1%”) are meaningless.
CTR always depends on position.
I rebuilt my engine so it benchmarks your CTR against your own 8-week baselines for each position bucket.
Smart > strict.
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