I was asking myself the exact same question. No idea

Do you re-arrange them with folders or tags? Do you manage to keep them organized ?

Interesting. But what about non-code prompts?

Cursor doesn't care. You can use it for anything you would use another AI for. It connects to all the popular models.

I'm with you on this claim :)

But, for the sake of truth: - AirBnB migrated from Rails to a micro-services architecture (which I think, they regretted doing too early - I read that somewhere I believe) - Stripe never used Rails: they use Ruby (and Sinatra for the Web part - i.e. dashboard).

But it's true that Github and Shopify both use and scaled Rails monoliths. There are showing the way :)

gitlab too.

It looks like a "classic" Ruby on Rails + Bootstrap setup

Great game ! Thanks for sharing.

Small suggestion: it would be great to get some information about the picture (location, context, people) in addition to the year, after we tried to guess the date.

Age of Empires but in the browser.

No install. Only web technology. Easy multi-player Possibility to do Massive Multiplayer (100s) or just 2 or 3 Either blitz game (couple of hours max) or persistent

How about an Emscripten WebAssembly port of 0 A.D.?

(Hint, have done it)

Less than half baked, Kong (temp name) is the Goodread for movies.

During lockdown, I decided to watch more movies, including classics. I noticed my friends were doing the same and I wanted to know what they were watching, and which film they were interested in...

Very early. Lots of buggy features. Sorry.

http://www.getkong.xyz

I signed up. Does nothing like this already exist?

Letterboxd

any plans to bring back the code execution as an API?

I've been to the wayback machine. But I couldn't have a look at the interface in itself. only the homepage. thanks for the other link