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You live on a chain of small islands and travel by boat.


If you want desktop and mobile builds.

Tauri 2.0 added support for iOS and Android builds as targets.


What an incredible outcome for the Cursor team. Hopefully the Cursor + xAI teams working together can produce a competitive frontier model.


Cursor was simply able to get early access to openai models and get an early lead doing things that are now obvious and done better by many others. Does anyone really want to use a crippled "enhanced" vscode to interact with a crippled version of codex or claude code?


This comment reeks of someone who has not used Cursor, at least in 2026.


Please point to a video or example of some way that Cursor is remotely state of the art at anything...


It's a great thing for consumers and businesses to have another competitive, American coding harness + frontier coding model duo. No one wants a crippled version of codex or claude code and surely SpaceX isn't paying $60 billion for that outcome.


> another competitive, American coding harness

Isn't the Cursor founder British?


So they innovated, created a product and found users? Sorry to break it to you but that’s how software companies are built.


I tried it and it was extremely broken and dramatically overhyped. Which I guess is what Elon finds appealing about it, as that seems to be his preferred type of business.


Do you think people are using Cursor to interact with Claude Code? What?


One would hope the vscode fork with a $50B valuation and no moat, would wisely spend the money they raised to build a moat.


This interview discusses potential vectors: https://www.cybersecuritydive.com/news/tmobile-salt-typhoon-...


With agentic search, they actually do pretty well with monorepos.


It's the name given to an initiative by telco vendors like Nokia and Ericson to explore using NVIDIA GPUs to supply the core compute needs of next generation Radio Access Networks (RAN).

It's a potential 6G architecture.


That's what it looks like. This post gives me the impression it is a bit more narrowly scoped and streamlined compared to A2P: https://stripe.com/blog/developing-an-open-standard-for-agen...


Patrick, congratulations on launching Tempo. If there was a company where it actually made sense to build and use a blockchain it would be Stripe.

The website is a bit painful to read but I thought it provided good general information for potential partners.

As as a dev, my questions are why did your team decide to build a new L1 chain instead of an Ethereum L2 and why did you all stick with the EVM architecture instead of looking at something like the MoveVM?


For all of its flaws, the EU does attempt to protect consumers. Lina Khan had a good run while she was around.


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