How does Codex / Claude Code compare to working within Cursor with the chat and agents? Are they effectively the same thing?
Is one significantly better than the other. Please share your experiences around this I’m trying to be ass effective of an engineer as I can be at our company. - Mike
My best answer is try your 100 free trial searches and compare the search experience. Kagi has every incentive to create a superior search experience or you do not pay. For Kagi, every customer matters.
> How is this better than using Google with an ad blocker?
Rubber duck to a battleship.
The number of times I've found something in seconds that a co-worker was digging around in pursuit of for minutes has by this point escaped me. Were you around for Alta Vista vs. Google? This feels the same. The only difference is it's paywalled, which for the consumer, is generally good--it means the benefits won't be generalised and the product will remain an elite minority offering that doesn't gain traction with SEO bots.
Are these rates for both commercial (part 121/135) and part 91 private pilots? I would imagine the costs to be quite easy to swallow if you're a captain at a big airline but for someone flying occasionally, a per month rate might be expensive. How about a per distance (or time) pricing, if that's possible?
Yes. 15K revenue or even profits per month wont get you few million. Having said that, I buy small software/saas products/companies. If you are interested in potentially selling, hit me up. Criteria is min $10k-$50k/month average revenue.
There's just so much python code up on the web to train from, that LLMs are really good at it, relative to something with fewer examples. However, WordPress uses PHP, and there's also plenty of PHP available online, so it's pretty decent at that too. I just used Devon to create a trivial Wordpress plugin, so you can give it a shot, however because it won't be able to run that code, you can't tell it to test the code.
This is a huge shortcoming. When asking ChatGPT to generate python code, it won't always get it right, but you can ask it to keep trying until the code works. since it can't do that in PHP, it'll be a bit more work. Though, depending on how well you're able to take the output and fix it yourself, it could be enough to get the plugin written.
The value isn't in having everything done for you - the technology isn't there yet, imo. it's in making you more effective. If it generates a page of code and you have to tweak a bunch of it to get it to work right, you still come out ahead. For other work, it'll write a bunch of useless code and you're better off without it, so you have to know when to use it and when not to.
Yup. I was going to ask the same. If there was wide language support I'd love to try that, but as a non-Python programmer the use case is limited for me.
However I might use it as in places where Python might actually be the best way to go for a script, yet I'd have picked another language as I don't know Python. Then I could simply ask it to create whatever I need, and read over the code to actually learn some Python perhaps.
How does Codex / Claude Code compare to working within Cursor with the chat and agents? Are they effectively the same thing?
Is one significantly better than the other. Please share your experiences around this I’m trying to be ass effective of an engineer as I can be at our company. - Mike