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"My job is to figure out the right context and guardrails so that when you prompt “Build me a dashboard,” the result actually looks like your existing product."

What is the challenge here? Yes if you don't guide an LLM it will come up with it's own design.. but you can just tell it to use your brand and assets and it works pretty well


Interesting perspective that makes sense to me. HF is big enough to make the news

google and ai are the most used that I have found


Why did you take this position? Is it better for you to type out a specific function or class rather than it being generated by an LLM?


Define better. Faster to literally write the code - LLM. Deeper understanding of how it works - write yourself. Less skill atrophy - write yourself. More fun - write yourself. You can argue all these points and they’ll be different for everyone, but my feeling is that everything I listed in the original comment are clear additives to my process/learning.


Do you already use static code analysis tools?


I am out of the loop with Cursor. Did they make their own LLM model or do you mean they just capture what is being sent to other models and that is valuable?


They have a few in models that powered the app, including one that applied edits. Recently they also started fine tuning Kimi models under the “composer” brand, and Composer 2.5 is a very cost effective coding model. But I suspect that the real value is in the distribution they have, which is what I primarily meant.


they probably just stole all private codebases cursor ever saw. That + the ARR more than justifies the valuation even without any internal model.


This is not Reddit.


What made you choose Angular?


It's the framework I'm most familiar with. As it was intended to be a personal project I just chose it because it was the easiest way for me to build it.


I want to be able to go to the office when I want and I want to be able to work when I want


You couldn't have asked him in during covid and they couldn't have asked. Unless this was really close to your front door you should have let it go.


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