u/FreedomMysterious641

Guess the reason.

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I used Windsurf around 6–7 months ago on a 32GB M2 Pro, and it still felt a bit laggy. Since then, I've switched to Cursor and it's been a great experience so far, even with Auto mode.

Has anyone here used Cursor's $200 plan? Is it worth it, and are there any discounts, credits, or ways to get extra usage?

For those using Windsurf now, how's it compared to Cursor these days? I noticed the pricing is pretty similar now; it used to be $4–5 cheaper.

I feel bad for vs code, they're way behind,.

Also, share your best agent instructions, workflows, and token-saving tips 👇

Any CA?

I’m fortunate to be recognized as a strong developer, but communication remains the biggest gap in my skill set.

Over the years, I’ve realized that progressing into senior roles requires more than delivering good work, it also requires clear communication, influence, and visibility. While I’ve been actively working on this, it still doesn’t come naturally to me.

For those who have been in a similar position, what practical steps helped you become a better communicator and grow into senior-level responsibilities? I’d genuinely appreciate your insights.

My dilemma: every time I worry about communication, I look at some insanely successful founders who weren’t exactly networking machines and instantly feel better about myself. 😅