Translate to Simplified Chinese Language: • %% • %% Because you’ve shown interest in a similar community %% Follow post %% Show fewer posts like this %% Save %% Hide %% Report %% After months on Cursor, I just switched back to VS Code %% I’ve been a Cursor user for months. Loved how smooth the AI experience was, inline edits, smart completions, instant feedback. But recently, I switched back to VS Code, and the reason is simple: open-source models are finally good enough. The new Hugging Face Copilot Chat extension lets you use open models like Kimi K2, GLM 4.6 and Qwen3 right inside VS Code. Here’s what changed things for me: %% These open models are getting better fast in coding, explaining, and refactoring, all surprisingly solid. %% They’re way cheaper than proprietary ones (no credit drain or monthly cap anxiety). %% You can mix and match: use open models for quick tasks, and switch to premium ones only when you need deep reasoning or tool use. %% No vendor lock-in, just full control inside the editor you already know. %% I still think proprietary models (like Claude 4.5 or GPT5) have the edge in complex reasoning, but for everyday coding, debugging, and doc generation, these open ones do the job well, at a fraction of the cost. Right now, I’m running VS Code + Hugging Face Copilot Chat, and it feels like the first time open-source AI llms can really compete with closed ones. I have also made a short tutorial on how to set it up step-by-step. I would love to know your experience with it! %% Join %% r/PromptEngineering %% • %% • %% Because you’ve shown interest in a similar community %% ✈️ 7 ChatGPT Prompts That Turn You Into a Travel Hacker (Copy + Paste) %% I used to spend hours hunting deals and building travel plans manually. %% Now, ChatGPT does it all — cheaper, faster, and smarter. %% Here are 7 prompts that make you feel like you’ve got a full-time travel agent in your pocket 👇 %% 1. The Flight Deal Finder %% Finds hidden flight routes and price tricks. Prompt: 💡 Example: Got NYC → Rome flights 40% cheaper by flying into Milan + train transfer. In addition Advanced Last-Minute Flight Deal Aggregator Prompt here: https://aisuperhub.io/prompt/last-minute-flight-deal-aggregator %% 2. The Smart Itinerary Builder %% Turns ideas into perfectly timed day plans. Prompt: 💡 Example: Used this in Lisbon — got a 3-day route that mixed miradouros, trams, and secret rooftop cafés. %% 3. The Local Experience Hunter %% Skips tourist traps and finds what locals love. Prompt: 💡 Example: In Tokyo — got tips for hidden jazz bars, late-night ramen spots, and early-morning temples. %% 4. The Airbnb Optimizer %% Gets the best location for your budget. Prompt: 💡 Example: Found cheaper stays 10 minutes outside Barcelona’s center — same experience, less cost. %% 5. The Food Map Generator %% For foodies who don’t want to miss a single bite. Prompt: 💡 Example: Bangkok trip turned into a Michelin-level food tour on a street-food budget. %% 6. The Budget Master %% Turns random trip ideas into a full cost breakdown. Prompt: 💡 Example: Helped me budget a Bali trip — saved ~$300 by switching transport and dining spots. %% 7. The Language Lifesaver %% Instant travel translator + etiquette guide. Prompt: 💡 Example: Learned how to order pasta “like a local” in Italy — got treated like one too. ✅ These prompts don’t just plan trips — they make you better travel experiences. %% Once you use them, travel planning will never feel like work again. %% 👉 I save all my best travel prompts inside Prompt Hub. %% It’s where you can save, manage, and even create advanced prompts for travel, business, or daily life — all in one place. %% Do you have any other prompt / tip ? %% Join %% Share %% Follow post %% Show fewer posts like this %% Save %% Hide %% Report %% r/OpenWebUI