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Cursor is changing my life
"my favorite enterprise service is cursor" thanks jensen, glad you like it!
technical skill is your chosen craft product thinking is knowing what’s worth doing project execution is making sure it happens people skills are how you work with and influence others
Showed up to the @claudeai pop up in west village. Some thoughts: - Any company (or initiative) that refuses to pay attention to beauty is bound for failure. Anthropic has that figured out. - Grassroots brand campaigns are the future, even for enterprise sales opportunities.…
So the future of tech feels like this Junior developers = vibe coders Senior developers = vibe coders who also understand the code deeply and know how to build scalable systems
Since 2022 been working as a frontend dev (html,css and jquery). i began vibe coding about a year ago, and at first, it felt like cheating—i even had some fomo about not writing all the code myself. But now i’m amazed to see that so many startups actually want to hire vibe coders
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we're hiring vibecoders @instinct_inc if you know what stripe webhooks are or how to open cursor/claude reply here $500/month base for ~20 hours of work/week serious inquiries only
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People dismiss so many good ideas with "we tried that, didn't work", only to be proven wrong by someone with enough determination and the right angle. Turns out we DID need another Linux distro 😄🚀
the reason i love @vercel and the amazing team behind it —making dev life so much easier Make sure @RhysSullivan stays employed at vercel
Having trouble with SSL on my Vercel project — www keeps resolving to old GoDaddy parking IPs (64.29.17.1, 216.198.79.1) even though DNS shows only the correct CNAME → Vercel anyone from @vercel folks who can point me in the right direction? @rauchg @RhysSullivan
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