Samuel and Kabarza open with a story about a strategic workshop that went badly wrong, then pick a site of the week from Niccolò Miranda and get into Cursor 2: the new agent mode, the Composer model, running several models side by side, worktrees and the built-in browser. Kabarza explains why Cursor feels like Webflow did in 2019, and Samuel replies to listener comments on M1 Macs, unified memory and running LLMs locally, before both take aim at Framer's per-site editor pricing and explain why Webflow is better value than people think.

On the AI side they cover OpenAI's hire for a non-invasive, ultrasound-based brain interface and how it compares with Neuralink, the Neo home robot that turns out to be teleoperated, and OpenAI's livestream predictions on devices, AGI by 2028 and compute. The second half is design: Affinity going free under Canva, Adobe Max and Adobe's hold on the creative pipeline, Figma's Weave acquisition and Schema updates including slots, and Rivian's bike with its neo-brutalist interface.

Chapters

• 00:00 Live intro and a workshop horror story
• 05:07 Site of the week
• 10:47 Cursor 2 and its new agent mode
• 24:20 Your comments: M1 Macs and local LLMs
• 30:31 Framer pricing and why Webflow is good value
• 40:02 OpenAI's ultrasound brain interface vs Neuralink
• 46:29 Neo, the teleoperated home robot
• 55:37 OpenAI's livestream: devices, AGI and compute
• 66:54 Affinity goes free and Adobe Max
• 77:29 Figma Weave, Schema and slots
• 84:00 Rivian's bike and neo-brutalism

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