When I need to upload an image, I use Cline directly (no CC)
@mattshumer_
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Code Commodity: Prioritizing AI Tools Over Privacy Concerns
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Unless you're working on something super new (not just conceptually, but technically), who cares? Code is basically a commodity now. I'd rather sacrifice a bit of privacy than move 100x slower than teams that are leveraging the best tools available.
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Upgrading AI Coding Workflow: Switch to Claude Max
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If you're switching away from Cursor, here's EXACTLY how to upgrade your AI coding workflow (I've tested everything — this setup is unbeatable): 1. Get Claude Max from Anthropic Anthropic currently subsidizes Claude, giving you thousands of dollars' worth of model usage for
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Cline Workflow: Plan First, Then Act
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If you’re new to Cline – for anything you want to do:
– write your prompt, select “plan”, run it
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AI Tool Usage for Terminal Command Generation and Automation
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Nah, I do this! I keep it around for the command k stuff (maybe use this 3x a week) and terminal command gen
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AI-Built Products Drive Revenue Despite Quality Concerns
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Uh skill issue. We’re doing serious revenue on primarily AI-built products. Our users love them. Who cares how it’s built, if it works?!
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Cline gives total control with real-time prompt cost visibility
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Cline gives you total control, and you see the cost of every prompt you run in real-time
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Cline AI Agent Browser Verification for Frontend Tasks
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Try Cline on a frontend task and ask it to use a browser to verify everything it does. You’ll see why then 🙂
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AI Tool Evaluation: Complexity vs Performance Trade-offs
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No, sorry… I tested it extensively. 1. Way too complicated. Too many dials with marginal benefits vs. time investment into tuning them. 2. Even with the dials, it performed noticeably worse than Cline for me.