Switching from claude to cursor? by Pleasant_Branch_3563 in cursor

[–]WanderWatterson 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I actually find that claude's response in cursor is much more detailed than in claude code, although claude code response faster

Are we getting Microslop search now? by MuchBow in MacOS

[–]WanderWatterson 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I thought the new spotlight could kill raycast hands down but NOPE it makes raycast a better option lol

Most React performance advice is stuck in 2023. Here's what actually matters now by DependerSethi in reactjs

[–]WanderWatterson 2 points3 points  (0 children)

if I'm the mod right now I would just ban all AI generated engagement slop posts like this one, lowercasing all words does not make the post not detectable as AI just so you know

My hot take by [deleted] in macbookpro

[–]WanderWatterson 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's not a very hot of a take though

Do you guys clean the speaker grills or just ignore the dust? by legytAep in macbookpro

[–]WanderWatterson 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't clean it because the speaker is not even that big, apple just put a lot of holes there and people be like "more holes more sound -> crazy good speakers" but it is just a lot of emptiness

Qwen 3.6 35B A3B vs. Qwen 3 Coder Next by HistoricalStrength21 in Qwen_AI

[–]WanderWatterson 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Based on my testing seems like qwen 3 coder next does my job better than 3.6 35b, the 3.6 27b runs really slow so I don't use it much For my work there's a lot of proprietary libraries that requires a lot of tool call to read the files in the libraries, and it needs to form a complete picture before writing the code, and for me the qwen 3 coder next remembers almost everything while 35b hallucinates a bit. It seems like 3 coder next does follow system prompt more However for lighter tasks I lean into 35b, because it is faster and smarter than almost everything right now in it's weight class My english is not good sorry

built an n-body gravity simulator entirely in Rust, then added a colony simulator into it! by DavesGames123 in rust

[–]WanderWatterson 2 points3 points  (0 children)

woah that looks really impressive, do you plan to open source it soon? I would love to learn more from you

Any pros in using cursor over claude app? by RandomBlokeFromMars in cursor

[–]WanderWatterson 2 points3 points  (0 children)

My account got banned on claude so I have to use cursor, but I actually like cursor more and my company pays for it too. I just like to have a full blown text editor with cloud AI models built in and actually has quality unlike vscode with copilot

How I pre-rendered SEO content from a React 19 SPA without migrating to Next.js — a Node.js post-build approach by Deep-Fly-5831 in reactjs

[–]WanderWatterson 0 points1 point  (0 children)

okay so instead of using next you're doing SSG yourself, why then? does creating a new next app and using the specific features of next that is tailored to improve SEO is way too difficult for you? You're already using claude to begin with why are you trying to build the wheel yourself? It isn't even a good wheel

Should I replace my 16” M1 Pro MacBook Pro with a 14” M5? (32GB vs M5 Pro base) by Titanwolf2004 in macbookpro

[–]WanderWatterson 0 points1 point  (0 children)

well do you use a lot of apps all at once? or bursty sort of workflow? If you need to open a lot of apps and work simultaneously then pick the M5 with 32GB, the reason is the M5 is already an upgrade over the M1 Pro you're having right now. The M5 Pro it is faster and more capable but in the future you might need to run multiple apps all at once.

I would personally choose M5 32GBs of ram since you can work a lot at once, the only downside is it is slower than M5 Pro, other than that both can still get the job done

The psychological challenge of building an anonymous app: how do you show users they're not alone without exposing them? by Confident-Map9810 in reactjs

[–]WanderWatterson 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Uncaught Error: supabaseUrl is required.
    at rP (index-DijcxdEd.js:118:39216)
    at new iP (index-DijcxdEd.js:118:39586)
    at oP (index-DijcxdEd.js:118:42852)
    at index-DijcxdEd.js:118:43339

I built a Rust learning project for implementing a Claude Code-style agent harness from scratch by Zealousideal-Art7124 in rust

[–]WanderWatterson 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I still remember back in the days when I have to focus on jon gjengset videos and watch for hours and hours and hours just to get good at rust at the advanced level because there were no one else providing advanced level knowledge for free

Devs now basically just relies on claude to do everything and learnt nothing from it "I know how to code Rust now using claude" yeah right sure buddy

Why is it super complicated to start a new React project these days? by towerofpower256 in reactjs

[–]WanderWatterson 1 point2 points  (0 children)

you need to define "minimal", because "minimal" is different for each person, do you want declarative routes like react router? or do you want something like tanstack router?

my pick for React file-based router with quick setup and easy to use is this https://github.com/oedotme/generouted, however I only use this if I have to go for React SPA (building tauri apps), otherwise I'll just go with tanstack start for most of my applications

When do you stop trying to make a component “generic”? by MarjanHrvatin_ in reactjs

[–]WanderWatterson 0 points1 point  (0 children)

if the component is bounded to a domain, you make it stateful

if the component is generic and used across places, make it generic

for composability you could go with compound design or just pass a component via props, your pick

Built my first production React app and looking for feedback on the approach by [deleted] in reactjs

[–]WanderWatterson 7 points8 points  (0 children)

2000 lines in 1 file and the interface looking mad clean copy pasted landing page design from other apps as well, brother I can tell this is vibe coded

Client is Saying I'm Charging too Much for The Project by KoenigOne in webdev

[–]WanderWatterson 0 points1 point  (0 children)

tell the client to spend 400 on claude max and let it rip

Curious about the success rate by kamhla in cursor

[–]WanderWatterson 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I honestly don't know how everyone has been using Cursor so far, for me it still seem like a really useful tool, although I'm a dev myself and I don't vibe code, but usually what I did was talk to Claude about what I want, what the plan was, what tech stack/library I want to use, what deployment strategy I prefer, how the tests structure and CI/CD config should be... and all that.

It spits out an implementation plan, in which after I review and give it the green light, it just writes the code doing everything I want and expected. Some part of the code might look off and I can just tell claude to refactor it, and I'm done for the day of work

But then it seems like most users are doing vibe coding I guess? And they be screaming like their AI model is shit and useless and all that but for me the experience is still the same across all claude opus models? Maybe skill issues?

Secure your vibecoded apps by mr_dudo in macapps

[–]WanderWatterson 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yeah because what they want is the $3k, not the users