Nice, congrats!!

Cursor's Composer 1 model has also been really good...better than many of the other frontier models I've tried

That seems to help prevent the LLM from filling up the context window nearly as much.
Regardless, I've also noticed it does much better at building brand-new features compared to tweaking existing ones.

I thought our app was pretty big, but looks like it’s only 28K LOC. One of the first things we did was ask the LLM to crawl through the codebase and summarize it into MD docs. Then we created cursor rules for specific sections and mentioned the relevant MD docs.

I'm so sorry! 💔

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Tinkerwell calls me a Query Goblin. I speak fluent Eloquent and my queries have queries. #TinkerwellWrapped

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Hey @cmorrell.com I saw a truck the other day with an Interachi sticker on it!

+1 for schema:dump. If you can disable foreign key constraints prior to refreshing and maybe re-enable after, that may help considerably too.

Red and green aurora borealis "curtains" directly overhead

Mostly pink/red and a bit of green aurora borealis in the sky with bare tree branches in the foreground

Vivid pink/red and slight green aurora borealis directly overhead with a few stars in the background and a few bare tree branches in the foreground

Pink, purple, red, and green aurora borealis in the distance with stars in the background and bare tree branches surrounding the left, right, and lower edges of the photo

Got to see some an amazing northern lights in the Twin Cities last night!!!

My wife threatened to steal it, so I had to find another one 😂

Photo of a single-key “clicky” fidget keychain on a desk. The keycap is yellow with a white plus symbol, the logo for the Tighten agency

@mattstauffer.com I don’t know whose idea it was to make these @tighten.com fidget toys for Laracon but it was genius. I have another fidget spinner that I rarely use, but I use this thing multiple times a day, and I don’t even like noisy/clicky keyboards.

In my head, it makes sense to flip the colors of the hit cube plus adjacent cubes. I’m not sure how well that would work in practice though.

@tjmiller.bsky.social any plans to add support for the OpenAI conversations API? Specifically, the part where we can pass a conversation ID. platform.openai.com/docs/guides/...

I’m happy to submit a PR for that… Just wondering if you had bigger plans

What to do next with Kilopixel? I really like the idea of a slow-motion Battleship game where a ship might be moving as you try to sink it with a slow-moving missile

Yeah, I do recall seeing that somewhere a while ago

I guess that's almost the origin story isn't it...

I'd rather keep my eyes on the road while I'm driving and listening 🙃 😂

What are the chances we could redraw this watch and get the hands to update every 5-10min or so to stay in sync with the actual time? @benholmen.com

Sounds like Laravel Boost...

Sounds about right 😂

We sent it to our product team too as homework

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Fair point 🙂 I use this occasionally but it's not at all ergonomic. www.ikea.com/us/en/p/nils...

Isn't it?? I made that with fresh mint grown on our back porch 😋😋😋

I have a batch of Ricky’s Coffee Pretzel Toffee base curing in the fridge right now; can't wait to see how it turns out tomorrow...

a standing desk 😈

Thanks; will give it a another try. Did you try using the specific Claude agent in Cursor and does that work worse than Claude Code itself?

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(I cut the glucose by about half and compensate with more sugar so the ice cream isn't nearly as dense and chewy.)

Nice! I got a Whynter countertop ice cream maker this spring and it's been a lot of fun experimenting. Enjoy!

No, Cursor primarily

We have a large Laravel backend that's pretty idiosyncratic in places so LLMs tend to struggle more I think than they would in a more typical Laravel project. I'll have to try Context7...that might help a lot. Thanks!

What kinds of tasks are you using it for? I've had really mixed results with backend changes, but it seems to work a lot better for frontend HTML/Tailwind/JS-type stuff