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Do you find that 3. gets out dated too quickly?

I constantly delete them and add new ones

Edwin Klesman

@eekayonline.com

True that! Going to do some livestream coding with Cursor and that’s something I do a lot, too

Rendini

@rendini.bsky.social

Not only that, but you'll also use up more tokens faster by not breaking things up into new chats whenever possible. The longer the chat, the more tokens get used each time you ask a new question because Claude needs to look at the whole chat for context.

Andrea Michalek

@thatandream.com

The most cumbersome about using Claude directly for me is keeping up with what the state of the files are. Once things change, it feels like it is not worth the effort to keep referencing them. What am I missing? How does that not drive you crazy with your flow?

@shreyaskulkarni.bsky.social

It's true, that's the most cumbersome. I include evergreens like type definitions in project. And add the files I work with directory in the prompt.

Andrea Michalek

@thatandream.com

13 Dec 2024

I am not that patient. 😂

Shreyas Kulkarni

13 Dec 2024

Or just use an AI IDE like cursor!

Martin Rauscher

@martin.rauscheronline.de

That looks pretty cumbersome. Why not use Windsurf or Cursor? Same flow, but adding files is so much easier

@martin.rauscheronline.de

Cursor is based on VSCode, but I like to code in Sublime Text.

Martin Rauscher

Just use Windsurf (which I find better and nicer than Cursor) when doing the AI work, and when you do manual coding, you switch. I did the same with GoLand, and it's ok