Thank you for this idea. Honestly, I don't know why I didn't go for this option before; it suits me much better than paying for different tools separately.Quote:
Originally Posted by kwblue
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Thank you for this idea. Honestly, I don't know why I didn't go for this option before; it suits me much better than paying for different tools separately.Quote:
Originally Posted by kwblue
I still use cursor has them all as well
I'm so used to vsCode now. I understand that Cursor is built from VSCode and somewhat more powerful than Copilot based upon some reviews - but those reviews all seem older and Copilot has made some pretty strong updates.Quote:
Originally Posted by allfreechips
I might be interested, but I would really have to know how quickly you run out of 'credits' when programming. What I find with Github Copilot is that I can do quite a bit of coding. However- I'm on the 40/month plan. I've used Claude directly in VSCode and that damn this is great - but it is so rate-limited, that it makes programming a bit of a pain some days. You also have to watch with Claude because it plans more - which means it uses more credits. It will also do things in a manner that uses more credits (like individual replacements in files instead of a global grep).
Have you tried both VSCode with an AI vs Cursor? What plan are you on with Cursor and do you run out of credits quickly?
With 20 a month plan i was pretty stable geting a month in using calude exclusively, lately i got into some more work and had to use auto for a bit then ended up paying 60 a month...