I can't help but devalue a post if I spot the tell-tale signs of AI generation. - Americanized spellings (optimize vs optimise) - That extra—long dash - The rogue comma after e.g., - Excessive bullet points What am I missing?

A 16-team league would be far better for fans but decisions will always favour the Old Firm. They ultimately drive revenue and keep Scotland competitive in Europe. The challenge is fixing the league without damaging that.

One thing I’ve come to appreciate about using AI tools like Cursor is how much they make you slow down and really think through what you’re trying to achieve. It's just rubber ducking in a way - you end up articulating your problem or idea so clearly that more often than not,

The end is near? Or is this just the beginning? Cursor just dropped Background Agents - cloud based, asynchronous AI assistants that write tests, refactor, fix bugs, document, and push to GitHub without interrupting your workflow. IMO this is just the beginning - AI is here

Really impressed with Gemini 2.5 Pro in Cursor. Takes a while but has fixed a few issues that GPT 4.0 had been sending me in circles with.

What are the best AI-driven UI Design tools just now? Been using @lovable_dev's lovable.app but don't need the ability to actually build the thing for me, just purely design/UI assistance.

Seeing this more and more lately and if it keeps up, things could get interesting. I feel like some devs could start to push back on building AI tools that might end up replacing them, knowing they'll otherwise be digging their own grave. Might sound a bit speculative, but if

There’s a lot of hype about AI right now (developers are going to become obsolete, etc), but I think it's only as good as the person at the wheel is skilled, so to speak. Without continuous refinement through prompting, I'm yet to see it produce anything close to what a skilled

Things are moving SO fast in this AI age of software development. Back today after two weeks of annual leave and need a complete overhaul of my dev process. In comes Claude Code, and out goes Cursor, in addition to around $100 a month 😅 Speculate to accumulate right?

Just wrapped up a fun project for SUPASITES⚡ King Street Aparthotel in Stirling wanted an easy way to highlight local food and drink spots for their guests, so we added a new feature to their site to do just that🍴☕🍷 As well as this, they now have a super user-friendly