To be honest, I find Cursor s VS Code experience quite uncomfortable. However, the fact that it runs seamlessly within my codebase is what keeps me from abandoning it.

That said, if Copilot were to offer the same level of integration, I don t think I d continue using Cursor. Copilot is gradually catching up with the features Cursor provides, and it works within IntelliJ, which is a big advantage for me.

I ve been researching CRMs and keep coming back to two options: @Pipedrive and @Attio . Both seem like solid choices, but they have very different approaches. I wanted to get some insights from the community if you ve used either (or both), I d love to hear your thoughts!

Pipedrive: The Sales-Focused Powerhouse

I ve been researching CRMs and keep coming back to two options: @Pipedrive and @Attio . Both seem like solid choices, but they have very different approaches. I wanted to get some insights from the community if you ve used either (or both), I d love to hear your thoughts!

Pipedrive: The Sales-Focused Powerhouse

I ve been researching CRMs and keep coming back to two options: @Pipedrive and @Attio . Both seem like solid choices, but they have very different approaches. I wanted to get some insights from the community if you ve used either (or both), I d love to hear your thoughts!

Pipedrive: The Sales-Focused Powerhouse

I have been in marketing since 2016 (my beginnings date back to that time).

I have tried creating ads for various formats (radio, most often written content, visuals and video for the internet).

I am a marketer and, paradoxically, sometimes I find ads annoying, especially:

I am noticing two contradictories:

The growth of MVP services
The growth of AI tools that help you generate the code
What's the point of MVP services when the majority of people (with a very little knowledge about the code) can use AI to create their first MVP?
Yeah, you can now argument that some solutions are technologically more difficult and that's the point where the MVP service provider can step in, but anyway...

Each model is becoming more "skilled".

I ve been playing around with it, and it s wild how fast it spins up a full-stack app from a prompt. But I m wondering:

• How well does it generate code for real-world use?

• Any prompting tips to get better results?

• How does it compare to others like Lovable?

Also, do you think tools like Bolt (full app generation) are the future, or will the Cursor-style coding assistant approach win out?

Would love to hear from anyone who's pushed this beyond a test project!

Lately I realise that I use AI to automate stuff etc, but when it comes to growing products that I built or my social presence, it does not help me much.

Like, there are probably a BILLION tools for AI-powered content creation and blah blah blah, but they haven't really helped me generate any meaningful content. So, I always end up writing the stuff I want myself, cause they are just better than the AI tools create.

I hate to say it and I don't want to sound pessimistic (but it's probably happening already :D)...

with all the conveniences we have, we are so fast and unfortunately also comfortable.