I see people working out in the office all the time. My last workplace even had group events that I was more or less peer pressured into. Definitely don’t feel bad doing light exercises in the work place unless you’re customer facing.
This is cool. Thanks for posting.
I could see this adaptive UI / reactive intent UX become valuable for a couple use cases:
1. Tutorial modes for complicated UX that gradually introduces the user to new features as they "progress" through the website.
2. Warning users that their inputs could lead to unforeseen consequences. Think "you forgot to attach the file you talked about in the email" warning that Gmail already does.
I disagree with the author that this a "brand-new" stereotype. America has always been described as aggressive, militaristic and heavy handed in international affairs, in my anecdotal experience as a European.
Cursor has two LLM interaction modes, chat and composer. The chat does what you described first and composer can create/edit/delete files directly.
Have you checked which mode you're on? It should be a tab above your chat window.
It would be great if you could try out my phishing detection idea. Send an email to hi@bademail.io and get it analyzed for phishing. So far it seems to work ok but looking for feedback.