▲ 12 r/cursor

2023 hacker news thread where cursor was dismissed as "crypto bro bullshit"

u/IndraVahan — 6 days ago
▲ 6 r/coderabbit+1 crossposts

Opus 5 is less eager to report bugs?

I was reading the blog Coderabbit posted testing Opus 5's reviewing capabilities. I kina expected Opus 5's extra reasoning budget to buy better review quality across the board but it mostly seems to buy restraint. The model is more willing to leave potential bugs unreported if it isn't confident enough. So perhaps the better way to use Opus 5 is to not leave it open-ended and be very specific about what exactly you want it to achieve.

u/IndraVahan — 26 days ago

bots talking to bots (@GergelyOrosz)

Found this on X where Bun's whole PR process is flooded with AI bots like CodeRabbit, Claude, and Robobun chatting, catching bugs, and auto-fixing code in real time.

I really found it pretty interesting it almost looks like a glimpse into future dev workflows where AI handles most review iteration autonomously.

u/IndraVahan — 30 days ago