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Why New Devs Struggle – Even with Cursor & Windsurf AI tools are — Cursor writes code, Windsurf feels like coding on clouds. But most new devs still get stuck. Why? Because they skip the thinking. They want shortcuts, not skills. They prompt, copy

well for developers they've got cursor , windsurf and Claude code but not a single reliable ai design for UI designing

If you're using AI to write, think, code, and sellyou're not cheating. You're evolving.

Jane Fraser said what I’ve been thinking for a while. Markets aren’t stable, they’re ignoring real risks. Tariffs are already hurting. The US-China deal gave fake hope. Smart investors are preparing for the next shock. This is not over.

Getting DMs like: “When’s the next update?” Truth is: Great things take time. In AI, trends change every week — we don’t chase them. We’re building foundations, not features. Agents ≠ gimmick. They’re startups inside AI. We don’t follow trends. We cr

Windsurf just got split between Google and Cognition. Yes Split acquisition at place. One startup. Two giants. A billion-dollar tug of war. Cognition just picked up what’s left of Windsurf: the team, the product, and all the tech. ICYMI: Google al

What If Every AI Tool Disappeared Tomorrow? What if ChatGPT, Midjourney, Notion AI, Copilot, Claude, Runway… Poof. Gone. No prompts. No code-gen. No design hacks. No smart docs. Just… you and your brain again. 🔥 Would your startup survive? Here’

Thinking of building your SaaS startup using no-code tools like Lovable or Bolt as a non-technical founder? Think again. These platforms are powerful—but they’re built with developers in mind. Yes, non-techies can experiment and prototype with them,

If you're a student and haven’t tried Cursor yet, now’s the time. Cursor just made their AI coding editor completely free for students. It’s like VS Code with an AI pair programmer built in and it actually understands your codebase (better than Copil

Running a business feels like: Writing 6 emails Skipping 3 meals Closing 0 leads Then explaining to your mom why you're “still working on that thing” Oh — and your dev just pushed to prod on a Friday afternoon. You're not building a company. Y