Nat

Today with my fellow cursor team 😁

We are cooked

What happened in the tech industries Try said loop engineering was the new thing Now it is dead 😅😅

The cost different is crazy 👀

For devs only

Andrew Ng the man that contributed to today’s AI transformation just released a tutorial on building agentic knowledge https://x.com/0xCodez/status/2079234800766816633/video/1?s=46

up to now i have applied to 33 jobs 1 rejection 2 shortlisted and other are quietly murdering about how much they love my cv 😅😅

#update on the job hunt 😅 we Got a rejection letter idk why i applied even it say Ukraine only

How many of you are going to the Cursor hackathon

suppp dev's!!

since A2SV closed i haven't touch leetcode ...my heatmap can show that clearly

It's been about three months since I abandoned LeetCode and DSA altogether. Honestly, I feel bad about it.

Let me share this. https://x.com/Skynet_insights/status/2077772885540720813/video/1?s=46 I saw a video of Elon Musk explaining how coding could evolve he said maybe by the end of this year we could stop coding completely. Like no Python, no C++ type shit. The AI generates the binary code directly, no compiler or interpreter in the middle. Honestly, this is very possible with the direction these AI companies are pushing it, bruh I'm sorry for those who just started coding Coding is gonna die in the next 2 years, surely 😭

🔥 Kimi K3 just dropped and they're saying it matches Opus 4.8 or even beats it, at a fraction of the price. 8x cheaper is crazy. My take? Anthro is pushing prices higher right now because they know enterprises will pay a premium for privacy and reliability. They're milking the transition window smart short-term play. But the long game is clear. China keeps dropping these open source / cheap models. Inference is getting cheaper and cheaper and cheaper. I genuinely think in the next 2-3 years, today's elite models (like a 4.8 or Fable 5) will be basically free or close to it. That is my perspective

🔥 Cursor just doubled usage on all plans Grok 4.5 & Composer 2.5 now have even more room to run. First Anthropic reset usage limits, now Cursor follows with a massive boost. Two weeks of back‑to‑back wins for the AI ecosystem.

New Project 🚀 I’m currently building a CLI tool powered by multiple agents. You run it inside a project folder, give it your raw idea, rough designs, and requirements, and it takes over from there. The first agent interviews you for 7–15 minutes to fully understand the product. Then it creates a complete master plan covering system architecture, database design, API design, UI/UX design, and the overall development roadmap. Once the plan is approved, builder agents start working through the project phase by phase, following the documentation they created. Other agents continuously review the work to make sure the AI hasn’t drifted from the original requirements. Additional agents perform security audits and production-readiness audits. Every audit is reviewed by me before the cycle continues. 🔁 This will definitely consume more time upfront, but I think it’ll save countless hours of bug fixing, rework, and AI context issues later on. I’m hoping to open-source it once it’s ready. If all goes well, I should have something to share this weekend. Stay tuned. 👀 I’m honestly loving this whole agent workflow space. The most interesting part is that even engineers at Google and other big tech companies are moving toward similar approaches. The value isn’t just writing code anymore—it’s understanding systems, architecture, trade-offs, and how complex products fit together. From my perspective, AI amplifies what you already know. If you don’t understand what you’re building, the AI doesn’t either.

I’m really loving this whole agent orchestration thing. My mind is overflowing with ideas about how much we can automate with it. Honestly, this feels like such a breakthrough. 🚀