Codex's 5-hour usage limit returns tomorrow
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Codex's 5-hour usage limit returns tomorrow
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Re: Codex's 5-hour usage limit returns tomorrow
#2Truly a terrible day in AI. We shall all rise against the 5-hour limit.
Also some Sol token usage optimizations are coming, as described in the tweet. Seems like OpenAI is really trying to remain the leader in token efficiency.
Re: Codex's 5-hour usage limit returns tomorrow
#3I “like” how a lot of news and updates for ChatGPT and Claude are twitter posts, most often without corresponding statement in their websites.
I was trying to figure out status with Fable couple weeks ago, checked their news and blog pages - nothing. Was given some links to twitter threads about it instead.
Re: Codex's 5-hour usage limit returns tomorrow
#4I “like” how a lot of news and updates for ChatGPT and Claude are twitter posts, most often without corresponding statement in their websites. I was trying to figure out status with Fable couple weeks ago, checked their news and blog pages - nothing. Was given some links to twitter threads about it instead.
I guess it does make their communication feel a bit more personal, especially since they usually don't use corporate language on personal twitter accounts.
Re: Codex's 5-hour usage limit returns tomorrow
#5I “like” how a lot of news and updates for ChatGPT and Claude are twitter posts, most often without corresponding statement in their websites. I was trying to figure out status with Fable couple weeks ago, checked their news and blog pages - nothing. Was given some links to twitter threads about it instead.
I guess it does make their communication feel a bit more personal, especially since they usually don't use corporate language on personal twitter accounts.
It’s just a different form of sanitized corporate PR even if the voice is tweaked for the medium.
At least traditional bland corporate PR doesn’t try to build up a weird parasocial relationship with the product owner/dev trying to act like your buddy, and per OP also often follows a consistent process without memorizing the personal handles of the current org chart.
Re: Codex's 5-hour usage limit returns tomorrow
#6I “like” how a lot of news and updates for ChatGPT and Claude are twitter posts, most often without corresponding statement in their websites. I was trying to figure out status with Fable couple weeks ago, checked their news and blog pages - nothing. Was given some links to twitter threads about it instead.
I guess it does make their communication feel a bit more personal, especially since they usually don't use corporate language on personal twitter accounts.
Maybe, but:
- I don’t use most social media and even if I did I don’t follow (and definitely do not want to) hierarchies of various corporations;
- Twitter is hostile platform (thanks xcancel);
- Who the hell is Tibo? And to be brief I don’t want to care who he is.