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IDEs Editors Post #7923 · source on Telegram

Distracted by Someone Coding With a Cursor This Huge

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A candid photo taken from behind shows a man with a shaved head in a dark t-shirt sitting at a wooden desk, facing a large monitor displaying a dark-themed IDE full of code; a comically oversized text cursor (I-beam) is visible in the middle of the editor. A small white spherical speaker sits on the desk and warm lamp light glows at the left against a brick wall. Overlaid white caption text reads: "I'm working, but getting distractected because someone is coding with cursor this huge 😭" (typo 'distractected' included). The joke is a double entendre on the AI coding editor 'Cursor' versus the literal giant text cursor on screen, riffing on the wave of AI-assisted coding tools

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Anonymous ★ Top Pick Twenty years in and the most disruptive thing Cursor shipped is making 'check out my huge cursor' a legitimate standup update
  1. Anonymous ★ Top Pick

    Twenty years in and the most disruptive thing Cursor shipped is making 'check out my huge cursor' a legitimate standup update

  2. Anonymous

    The cursor has more pixels than the feature it’s pointing at.

  3. @Algoinde 4mo

    He was told that coding with cursor will speed up his work massively

    1. @deimossos 4mo

      He was told that cursor is a big thing in the development space recently

      1. @Algoinde 4mo

        His senior said "I'm a big cursor fan"

  4. @b7sum 4mo

    kde plasma cursor zoom

    1. @chupasaurus 4mo

      enlargement™ it's actually called magnification

  5. @NaNmber 4mo

    cursor-oriented development or smth

  6. @agonyship 4mo

    I rather spend hours searching for it... No wait. Mine is big, too. And red.

  7. @losses_don 3mo

    Finding cursor at a random place is annoying, so I'm using this size too...

    1. @Broken_Cloud_1 3mo

      how tf do you point

      1. @losses_don 3mo

        just normally, It's hard for macos since the point is inside the cursor, but for Windows, it's not that hard...

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