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AmazingTurtle
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Comment #49125314
how did this make it to the front page
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Comment #49123350
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Comment #49111035
coughs in agressive nord vpn ads
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Comment #49106850
75% quality... it gets worse the longer the context.
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Comment #49094576
Really just a (not so) fancy CLI wrapper about a prompt and a skill: https://github.com/openai/codex-security/blob/f22d4a36f26d16...
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Comment #49045311
I have a suspicion that they are just trained on puzzles by now
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Comment #49026609
Funny timing. I've been building something similar in my spare time called Daydream. There’s a lot of overlap: local screen/audio capture, OCR and transcription, window and activit…
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Comment #49019910
codex CLI is already leveraging this internally. instead of performing raw MCP calls its internally using a js REPL to do that. elicitation is then propagated for approvals indepen…
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Comment #48967456
This happened to me one time. On windows though, deleting C:/ lmao. The direction I'm heading now is a better harness, i.e. isolating codex at a container level with dedicated work…
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Comment #48841892
Lmao this goes for literally any model. Deepseek etc is Chinese models and OpenAI/Anthropic/xAI are very western.
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Comment #48815047
I learned that running goal for hours produces exponentially more slop than running targeted prompts over and over again manually. Personally, I use gpt 5.5 high with planning ever…
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Comment #48792459
It's funny, they sell you a subscription for frontier models, then over time begin to nerf them rapidly and no one talks about it. Should give me a discount when they reduce reason…
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Comment #48660378
how can one be sure you don't do rugpull in the future?
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Comment #48659351
I founded a UG with 2 friends. 7.500 capital, 2.500 each. From that money, we paid the notary. We drafted with chatgpt on our own and presented it to an attorney for review, ~300€.…
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Comment #48656934
> AI users were actually 19% slower, but they thought they were 20% faster. I don't know who made those numbers up, but for me... I can almost certainly guarantuee, I have never be…
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Comment #48553041
I am now moving my stuff to cloudflare. Worker, Pages, R2, D1, heck even Hyperdrive with Neon or Supabase.
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Comment #48491832
I was wondering "use" means here, as-in.. does it not recirculate? And apparently the answer seems to be: it's circulated/vaporized into the air. It may fall down as rain somewhere…
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Comment #48425126
while unified memory may offer better performance than unsoldered DDR system memory, it still won't be as great as 1.8TB/s bandwidth on high end consumer GPUs right now. nvidias ma…
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Comment #48260129
So my finding is: planning is worth it. For a little complex changes, I always run codex (5.5-high) in planning mode first. I have linked various docs/{ARCHITECTURE,BACKEND-GUIDELI…
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Comment #47614974
6 months ago I already posted about this https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45349476
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Comment #47577589
Bet their internal "tips team" used an LLM to generate "useful tips" for their coding agent system ;)
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Comment #47335091
> like using PHP lmao, chuckled
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Comment #47275194
> prompts with >272K input tokens are priced at 2x input and 1.5x output for the full session for standard, batch, and flex. which is basically maxxed out quickly. So there is 2x (…
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Comment #47272364
I just tried that in Codex CLI. With /fast mode enabled. Observations: 1. Fast mode ain't that fast 2. Large context * Fast * Higher Model Base Price = 8x increase over gpt-5.3-cod…