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Mar 21, 2025 48 min

The AI Deleted My Code!

from Will AI Snap That with Thanos and Rollins Hosted by Thanos Diacakis, Michael Rollins

Exploring AI Coding Tools: A Deep Dive into Cursor and Coding AgentsIn today's episode, Thanos and Rollins discuss their experiences with AI coding tools, specifically Cursor and various coding agents. They share insights into creating applications, the challenges faced, and the benefits observed. Key topics include the process of leveraging AI for code generation, managing CSV imports, and the nuances of working with different AI models. They also touch on practical tips for effective prompt management, the importance of context windows, and the potential future of integrated AI in software development.00:00 Welcome to Will AI Snap That?00:37 Building an AI-Powered Grocery Chooser01:47 Challenges with Coding Agents06:11 Exploring CSV Import Automation08:25 The Role of Coding Agents in ETL15:13 Cursor's Performance and Limitations16:51 Dealing with Cursor's Quirks20:19 The Frustrations of Debugging with Cursor24:08 From Command Line to Web App24:33 Challenges with React and Next.js24:52 Database Woes and Prisma Migrations25:54 Managing Schemas and Types26:26 Cursor's Struggles and Solutions27:52 Exploring New Tools and Techniques31:58 Voice Commands and Super Whisper35:44 The Future of Coding with AI40:10 Final Thoughts and Reflections47:24 Closing Remarks

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