@pascal_poredda

Building PostRadar for LinkedIn - locally running Chrome Extension to find new leads on LinkedIn helping you drive more sales

 Cologne, Germany
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Joined December 2020
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If you switched from IntelliJ to Cursor and miss your old workflow, read this: I just switched back to IntelliJ + Claude Code after 9 months with Cursor. Here's what I discovered: ✅ Claude Code integration is surprisingly smooth ✅ All the AI benefits without the quirks ✅ Database viewer that actually works ✅ VIM keybindings that don't feel like a hack ✅ JetBrains ecosystem beats flashy newcomers ❌ JetBrains AI Assistant = skip it ❌ Missing some of Cursor's "magic moments" ❌ Never got comfortable with VS Code anyway Bottom line: You can get 90% of Cursor's AI magic while keeping all the IntelliJ features you actually miss. The grass isn't always greener. Sometimes the best move is going back home with better tools. Following me = getting real-world dev insights without the fluff
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Also bothered Claude Code a bit more and quickly built a @typefully MCP server to have Claude Desktop publish drafts directly into TypeFully using the API.
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You can check it here: github.com/pascalporedda/typ…
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2 hours with Claude Code = complete NestJS starter kit it reads your code, understands context, suggests commands, you just say yes/no the constant "are you sure?" gets annoying.. sometimes you want yolo mode :D but damn, it built something that would've taken me a full day docker + prisma + stripe + jobs all configured and working way better than Cursor - it actually feels "agentic"
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You can see what it did here: github.com/pascalporedda/shi… To be honest - I haven't given it a try yet - I'll try to work with and on it for some time

GitHub - pascalporedda/shipfast-nestjs-starter-kit: A free to clone starter kit with TypeScript,...

A free to clone starter kit with TypeScript, Prisma, Stripe, Async Tasks, Redis and Stripe setup. - pascalporedda/shipfast-nestjs-starter-kit

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You get Claude Max - what to build first?
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most folks still rely on classic RAG for AI agents but i’ve seen firsthand how it falls apart for live data my new game plan for dynamic client work👇
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/6 setup’s not rocket science: - run a neo4j db - connect your agent to the graph - feed in new info as it comes python, docker, whatever—just keep the pipeline live.
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/7 my takeaway: if your data moves fast, classic RAG is already obsolete. hybrid + temporal knowledge graphs = answers that actually match reality. happy building.
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Vibe Engineering at it’s best
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Unlocking focus: is it worth the trade-off? fasting + caffeine is honestly my cheat code for focus i get so much more done on an empty stomach, but damn—i’m always freezing and kinda jittery by noon you can’t win both ways i guess
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i forced myself to talk on camera for 5 minutes a day. no editing, no do-overs. just exposure therapy for camera-shyness. never thought hearing my own filler words would be so painful (and weirdly effective).
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Still see people copy-pasting every morning like it’s 2015. We're living in a bubble. I see this frequently in the co-working space, and I'm not sure why. Daily data pulls, logging into 5 tools, filling out the same forms.. AI + BrowserMCP or a plain N8N automation and it’s done.
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most german flats: no AC, barely a fan, just vibes and heat-induced brain fog. how do people in warmer countries keep working?
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Some weeks: - Building and shipping on repeat Other weeks: - Motivation gone - Sleep trash - Everything feels stuck It’s never linear.
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