@bruvimtired whoosh is what apple actually uses in all apple stores for the screens. i bought it, works decent.
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Thomas Dijkstra
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Thomas Dijkstra
@thomasdijkstra
Building & marketing real-life experiences for 200k+ visitors/year, 8-figures revenue. Goal: bring 1M people together / year. Posts on, AI, code, ads, ops.
Amsterdam, The Netherlands Joined Aralık 2017
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we need compact and implement plan in codex @thsottiaux 🤝🏼
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@jerzzhang really cool, going to steal some stuff from you.
working on something similar. I made my own transcriber pipeline because granola was to bad in telling speakers apart from each-other.
building everything feels a bit like procrastination sometimes though.
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I'm a chronic tinkerer of my own schedule and process. Recently it compounded into Nerve, the multiagent OS that runs my life AND Finch (Series B, 100+ employees). 3,000+ brain notes, 145 background jobs, agents running on Ralph loops.🧵
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@icanvardar rumor is that cursor is going to drop something
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Working on my new app
Experimenting with a floating action UI using @expo-liquid-glass and @swmansion React Native Reanimated.
Keyboard handling using @ziusko react-native-keyboard-controller
Aiming for that smooth, native-like feel with subtle motion and depth. ✨
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when you try to visit the documentation, typical meta
Thomas Dijkstra@thomasdijkstra
meta ads released a cli, thank you holy lord no more pain
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meta ads released a cli, thank you holy lord no more pain
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@embirico queue! i usually ask the agent to re-read a plan, double check according to some standards.md, verify if tests align to certain principles etc.
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Do you prefer queuing or steering in Codex? What's your use case for each?
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agent skills got so messy so built a manager that is a mini IDE in my personal operating system 🤷🏼♂️
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@steipete @GideonShalwick sonnet 3.5 for me, but just with more struggles and determination haha
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@GideonShalwick That inflection point was with GPT 5.2, you are just late
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There's been a huge inflection point in the last week since Codex 5.5 came out.
I think we'll all look back at this particular point in time when things changed forever.
Going from idea to manifestation is now trivial... at least from a software perspective.
What do you reckon @steipete? Do you have that same sense?
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"Vietnam is a third world country you can't move there!"
okay bro 🇻🇳☕
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@Shwinnabego this is basically how most NLP works aka embeddings
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What changes are you starting to notice in Codex? How are the new features working for you?
OpenAI Developers@OpenAIDevs
Auto-review is a new mode that lets Codex work longer with fewer approvals and safer execution. It helps Codex keep moving through tests, builds, and more, including during long tasks and automations, while a separate agent checks higher-risk steps in context before they run.
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