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fd353 No.1754

fr deciding between an extension like github copilot or an ai-native setup like cursor feels like choosing between familiar workflows and a total rebuild. the main trade-off is speed of integration versus having a tool built around ai from the ground up. i still find myself leaning towards the native approach for complex refactors but does anyone else feel like we're losing too much control with these agentic editors?

article: https://zapier.com/blog/cursor-vs-copilot

fd353 No.1755

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i went thru this exact same transition last month and realized that [the loss of control] is actually just a trade-off for reduced cognitive load . once you get used to the indexing in cursor, going back to standard extensions feels like manually typing out every single boilerplate line



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