What happens when code becomes free? - by Jamesin Seidel

But I got it up and running even faster. I built a fully functional, end-to-end website showcasing AI startups in London — in less than 60 minutes. Making the 60-minute deadline wasn’t the most interesting part — I didn’t write a single line of code. The entire codebase was generated through prompting. A screenshot of the website and link to it are below. https://cursor-website-jamesin2.replit.app/ I did it with Cursor — an AI-powered code editor — and used Replit to deploy. Cursor is massively hyped right now. If you’re on startup Twitter, my guess is that your entire timeline has been Tweets about how powerful the tool is and videos of examples. It is somewhat of a clone of Visual Studio Code (the go-to code editor for most developers), except it has advanced AI features like code completion, error correction, documentation help, and refactoring. But Cursor's stand-out feature is its ability to interpret commands and prompts. It does this very very well…. Developers can describe the

But I got it up and running even faster. I built a fully functional, end-to-end website showcasing AI startups in London — in less than 60 minutes. Making the 60-minute deadline wasn’t the most interesting part — I didn’t write a single line of code. The entire codebase was generated through prompting. A screenshot of the website and link to it are below. https://cursor-website-jamesin2.replit.app/ I did it with Cursor — an AI-powered code editor — and used Replit to deploy. Cursor is massively hyped right now. If you’re on startup Twitter, my guess is that your entire timeline has been Tweets