Spent 2h trying to fix my dashboard for one of my projects using @cursor auto mode. Didn’t work and was extremely frustrating, decided to switch to gpt 5.5 got it done in 10 mins. It really is quality over quantity

just experienced my first Cursor hallucination where a simple task took 5 mins and hefty amount of tokens. Is Cursor having trouble scaling? 👀

Eclipse 😭😭

Guide for mainstream LLMs for the average non-technical: Planning/backtesting/brain's slave: Claude Sonnet, occasionally Gemini Pro Quick learning/random questions: Deepseek (doesn't disturb your usage) Coding/implementation: Cursor, sometimes Codex

Life feeling different after using up my weekly Claude and codex limits and 70% through my cursor time to touch grass 😭

As a non technical, using @cursor_ai feels like ur hacking in life

Great Event!!

Feel bad for the people that are sleeping right now 😅

GGWP $virus Gonna start a $50 -> $2000 challenge. Wish me luck. Fully motivated to reverse this trade.

Full ported $virus yesterday. Down 95%. GGWP 🫡

$76.2

Your environment dictates your efficiency at work. Fortunately, you can dictate your environment.

Impulsive buys and sells never work no matter what 🫡

Just finished reading Elon Musk by Walter Isaacson. A breathtaking book, all I'm gonna say is Elon is probably the most aggressive and impulsive dude I've ever seen.

Green is by far my favourite colour

Example: $sol is $20, if you sell and the price goes down the most it can crash is around 50%. But if the price goes up, it has a lot of potential up to 500%. If you buy it can go up to 500% but if it crashes all you gotta do is be patient (up to a year) and it'll go back up.

In the bear market buying has more prospects than selling. If you buy and the price goes down, no problem, just be patient and it will eventually go back up. If you sell and the price goes up, it is really hard to buy back and you'll most likely be sidelined (worst feeling)

I went on this during the holiday. Highly recommend felt like a F1 car.