I’ve always found Big O tricky, but these data visualizations made it click much more for me! Wish I’ve read this before grinding theory for Leetcode 😅

How does it compare to other reasoning models? I’ve been using o3-pro for system design/architecture and Claude Code with Sonnet for actual coding, but I’m wondering if it’s worth switching from o3-pro to Deep Think for that use case.

I use Aerospace, essentially it lets me stack my windows like an “accordion” and I can use shortcuts to navigate between them using my keyboard only.
I have been really liking it in my setup!

github.com/nikitabobko/...

Just applied! Excited about this opportunity!

Agree! This one sounds great!

I’ve started to use composer with agent mode as well and it’s great! One good tip I’ve found is to create a .cursorrules file to reference in agent mode. One example is context about your design system in markdown, that way all generated code uses the design system!

docs.cursor.com/context/rule...

Looking forward to it! 🚀

Have been using Cursor for a year and the autocomplete is pretty good, worth the price itself. I cannot find a good use case yet for composer. I think that I get better results coding features myself using Cursor Tab rather than using code generation 😅

1) The trackball comes with 2 side buttons, and they can be pretty useful, I set the first to open mission control, and the second to open Raycast!

2) If the trackball gets stiff, you can make it smooth again by rubbing it against your forehead, crazy, but works wonders

Yeah it’s a great mouse! I tend to play first person games and didn’t have any issues. Plus no more wrist pain after long work/gaming sessions

I use the Logitech MX Ergo trackball, might take some time getting used to, but I find great for work and gaming!

Device: IPhone 15
Goose: 100
Toucan: 180
Puffin: 70

If you liked Elden Ring but it felt like too much work, you might like Sekiro! It’s got a steep learning curve with the combat, but once you master it, it’s my probably favorite yet.
It’s available for the PS5 as well!

+1 for Returnal! Plus it’s a great demo of the PS5 controller (adaptive triggers, haptic feedback) probably my favorite implementation of these features yet

Got the Joy of React during the sale, and it’s been amazing! Just a few days in, and I already feel more confident in my React skills. The interactive platform and mental models make learning really fun. Glad you’re doing great after leaving Twitter—your courses are great!