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- v8: Founder mode
v8: Founder mode
Just do(ing) it.
📍 Brighton, 🇬🇧
🥃 TL;DR
I’m in "founder mode" launching something awesome
Cursor is better than GitHub Copilot
There’s even more Rust's in JavaScript ecosystem now
Anthropic uses Claude Code: have some questions about that
Liquid Glass
This one’s a late one!
You know how, I don’t have any fancy prep or scheduling. This is just me, my saved links from the week, and an hour of focused writing.
This time it’s going to be a brief one, mainly because I've been in founder mode launching something awesome 👇
So far I’ve got this marketing site, and the product that is almost there - just need to fix some bugs and polish things up a bit. Stay tuned, I’ll tell you more later.
I’m REALLY fucking excited! 🚀
Full-on founder mode didn’t stop me from being online and reading things tho. So let’s talk about what caught my attention.
Cursor > GitHub Copilot. Fact.
FWIW that company I talked about with thousands of devs where engineers didn’t really like Copilot (that the company had) but loved Cursor, asked dev platform to get it for them; dev platform evaluated and got the company license for everyone?
That was Uber
— Gergely Orosz (@GergelyOrosz)
7:39 PM • Jun 6, 2025
I worked with both. Cursor sucks in the beginning but then it learns. It adapts to you, I feel like. While Copilot stays predictable. Which is also not a bad behaviour to have.
I don’t know the exact tech and strategies they use under the hood of Cursor, but they do work in our (i.e. users’) favour, IMO.
I cannot stop being impressed by how productive I am.
Sometimes I feel like I should take a prolonged break, because of how much I was able to do compared to how much the company and everyone actually expect from me.
Rust continues to infiltrate JavaScript ecosystem. And I love it.
That’s all I have to say.
One of the Claude team members shared how they’re using Claude internally. And it’s great. But all of those cases are about a quick throw away kind of apps and projects.
Since we originally built Claude Code as an internal tool, we've heard a ton of questions about how our teams use it at Anthropic.
Here’s an inside look on how our teams—from product engineering, to growth marketing, to legal—use Claude Code:
— cat (@_catwu)
7:09 PM • Jun 5, 2025
Questions about further maintenance are left unanswered, and they’re really important. Because at a later stages of the project lifecycle, you must have a really detailed prompts to the point of which files and functions and state to put where, and how to make it work together to make it do good job.
I found myself doing a lot of .md
documents when working on a project, and AI is doing it for me with my further refinement. Those are useful for both of us: me for my clarity and AI for instructions and guidance/context.
I wanna try Claude Code on my TriageAgent.ai project. But I’m gonna make it proper, I’m gonna let it in not from the beginning but rather throw it in at a production-ready stage. I wanna see how it works then, and if it holds the promise.
Don’t wanna pay $20/mo tho. That hurts for some reason. Buying 2 pints at a pub for the same amount doesn't. 🤷
Should I say anything about Apple’s Liquid Glass?
This can’t be real
The sign of a failing organization is when everyone knows it’s wrong but it ships anyway.
— Cory House (@housecor)
4:54 PM • Jun 10, 2025
Nah. It’s all been said.
That's pretty much it for this week!
Catch you next time!
🎓️ Top Learning Materials of the Week
I’ve learned nothing this week. Too much time spent on just doing things. Sometimes I need that. 😄
⚒️ Tools of the Week
🧊 react-spline - an awesome 3D tool my designer used to create graphics for TriageAgent.ai. So quick and easy to integrate code-wise. Amazeballs!