None of these points seem to apply..
They're still selling their yearly subscription even if they can't upsell me on an AI subscription
I find a lot of teams are so focused on their vision that they fail to integrate their tool into my workflow. So I don’t use them at all.
That’s fine for art, but I don’t need opinionated tools.
What I want in a product comes from customer interviews. It’s not “my opinion” other than perhaps our team’s interpretation of customer requests. A customer can want certain pain points addressed and have friction to move to a particular solution at the same time.
Or does wanting a product that meets customer needs too opinionated?
So far I've had all the vscode extensions just work in cursor (including devcontainers, docker, etc.) I hope it continues like this, as breaking extensions is something that would take away from the usefulness of cursor.
My hunch says that IDEA should be worried a lot. If I am on the edge evaluating other tools because of AI assisted programming, lot of others would be doing that too