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Comment by huijzer
I’ve used Cursor a lot and the conclusion doesn’t surprise me. I feel like I’m the one *forcing* the system in a certain direction and sometimes an LLM gives a small snippet of useful code. Sometimes it goes in the wrong direction and I have to abort the suggestion and force it into another direction. For me, the main benefit is having a typing assistant which can save me from typing one line here and there. Especially refactorings is where Cursor shines. Things like moving argument order around or adding/removing a parameter at function callsites is great. Saved me a ton of typing and time already. I’m way more comfortable just quickly doing a refactoring when I see one.