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Today I watched a workshop, probably recorded by one of the people attended the Zoom call and shared over X, and I loved it. The speaker was from Cursor and talked about her own genuine experience in developing the the systems at work that ship hundred of PRs every month w/o her touching the code at all -- aside from her working on the environment, harness, constraints, rules where these agents operate. What I liked also how she actually showed it, explained it, and her communication sounded pure hands-on experience. And more importantly, throughout the video she looked really tired and but energetic at the same time if you know what I mean. Tired because of solving real problems, and energetic because of solving real problems unlike those YouTubers or many X folks with overly energetic acts coming from speaking about AI rather than what they really do with AI at work. So for people like me who are away from the source of all this, which is Silicon Valley, I am really trying to access those resources; the resources that were not highly censored for much wider public view. I am doing progressively more AI driven automated deliveries at work, and I really want to learn from the masters in the field. Unfortunately not living in Silicon Valley and cannot attend those live meetings in person or not being informed about these digital workshops and zoom calls thru the active community is already leaving us behind. But I am sure some of those videos are shared like the one I watched today. But the question is where? In what communities or discord groups should I join? Any videos like that you watch and find extremely useful? Whom to follow on X or Reddit that fits this criteria? The kind hearted people of Reddit :), can you please help all of us here? There are those people who already work in the timelines that would be considered as future for the rest of the industry, and I love to learn from them. submitted by /u/Firm-Lobster-1040

Originally posted by u/Firm-Lobster-1040 on r/ClaudeCode