This is precisely how I go about my usage pattern with Cursor that I already have, I structure my repo declaratively with a Clojure and Nix build pipeline so when my context maxes out for a chat session, the repo is self-evident self-documented enough that a new chat session automatically has a heightened context

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Here's a project I've been working on the past 2 weeks and only yesterday did I unify everything entirely while in Cursor Claude-4-Sonnet-1M MAX mode and I am pretty astounded with the results, Cursor usage dashboard tells me many of my prompts are 700k-1m context for around $0.60-$0.90 USD each, it adds up fast but wow it's extraordinary

https://github.com/foolsgoldtoshi-star/foolsgoldtoshi-star-p...

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I recently enjoyed reading Dr. Gerald Pollack's "The Fourth Phase of Water: Beyond Solid, Liquid, and Vapor". I wonder...

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Help build Urbit.

Not well, yet. But that's the plan. All in the blog post.

> All in the blog post.

Email and file sharing aren't mentioned. What can it do now?

It has a webserver and networking and it can access the filesystem and it can send messages to other users securely. There's also an ntalk kind of app and a simple threaded discussion things but they're more like demo apps than things you'd use intrinsically.

I think it's fair to say the only reason to run this is to develop for it right now, it's not something end users have a use for.

This is probably our best general overview: https://urbit.org/posts/overview/

We just did a podcast with Software Engineering Daily also: https://softwareengineeringdaily.com/2017/01/20/urbit-with-c...

But the blog really highlights well what we're trying to accomplish in the near-term.

Just randomly stumbled upon this and almost teared up a bit. Absolutely beautiful, and brilliant.

Omg perfect timing. I was just looking for something like this. Y'all are the best.

Rejected. Get it though, as my thing is both really (probably too) big and really early. The grind continues though.

I was certain you'd get in tbh. Your head game and confidence seemed on point. I was pretty confident that I was getting in I had like 49 embedded views. I'm bummed but oh well. Life moves on. It was my first time applying so I feel like a dick complaining about not getting in. Plus, I'm solo and non-technical. I was hoping that my hubris and ability to communicate would get me an interview.