I am not sure if this feature is new, but it is the first time i have seen it. I am using 0.39.4 (downloaded from cursor.com ). And even though I don’t like the fact that it is happening, the communication that it is, and the seconds counter, makes it a lot more bearable. I just accept it, and do …

Cool not seen this before. Now just need the second timer to show before submitting my request :slight_smile: so I can work on my instructions and improve them.

Oh, in case it wasn’t clear, that timer does count down dynamically in seconds, so you see it going 120, 119, 118 etc. When the timer gets to 0, the request is submitted and you get a response. (I have got a couple of ‘Connection failed’ messages though when the countdown starts from 320 seconds -…

What I meant was - would like to see the “waiting time” before even submitting my query.

yep exactly like that although im not looking forward to “surge pricing”

I appreciate the 'wait time indicator' when slow requests have kicked in

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litecode August 11, 2024, 6:51am 6

oh, you mean kind of like this feature, but for writing prompts?

https://xkcd.com/481

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I appreciate the 'wait time indicator' when slow requests have kicked in

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