1,495 karma · joined May 10, 2018
...almost.
Heidi is frustratingly consistent at hallucinating stuff. I've seen it in almost all of the dozen or so summaries I've had from medical people recently (surgeon, physio, consultant). A GP I know tried for a month and then was like 'it's not worth the risk exposure to me or my patients'.
The blender one is also fun as a starting point, if you do any 3d modelling (or even if you don't).
Basically a test of putting guard rails around format and content of a website and seeing how much I could automatically generate on a topic of interest to myself.
Biggest benefit I've seen with cursor is to write tests for everything. Far too mcuh content hallucination, or made up links at first, but once you put in some test guardrails you can minimise this.
https://itnext.io/using-kepler-gl-to-visualise-over-35-000-e... for the curious
It's a hell of a drug and a hell of an epidemic, but if my reading is correct, let's keep headlines more accurate.
I find OTAs are often substantially cheaper, they make their money with upsells (insurance, txt updates, etc) but if you just tick no to everything, you can often get quite the bargain.