Danny Wigg

@AndrewGinns One more than you

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Wake up Grab coffee Check Codex

@chilumbamachona @reach_vb @AndrewGinns @MarcMontanari When’s the next one? Would love to join!

@wiigg @reach_vb @AndrewGinns @MarcMontanari How can one participate ? I literally held my first informal codex meet-up today only two people showed up and we had lots of snacks & fun .. (you can literally see the code running in the background ) and I can’t wait to do the next ..

We’re kicking off our first global Codex hackathon for our partner ecosystem today, starting in London. If you’re joining us, see you there! @reach_vb @AndrewGinns @MarcMontanari

@thsottiaux @reach_vb @AndrewGinns @MarcMontanari And build things we did

@wiigg @reach_vb @AndrewGinns @MarcMontanari Build things you just can

We shipped our updated Agents SDK today. Proud to see Tomoro AI, one of the teams I work with regularly, featured in the launch blog. openai.com/index/the-next…

if you’re still religiously using claude code and convinced it’s superior, just install codex and use it for a week

this has been a game changer for me. Codex is my primary workhorse for almost everything at this point

@uxmateja @pizzaboy blasphemy

@pizzaboy Never been there, but I've heard that the food is disappointing at least

London maxxing is all well and good but London does feel like it has a renewed energy compared to a few months back

might be biased but Codex is just too good

@swyx @aiDotEngineer 🔥

Clawfather and friends are coming to @aidotengineer in London in 2 weeks :) some transparency from me - running the first international AIE has been extremely hard on our team - even though booths and tickets are ALL sold out, we're still not profitable*. We'll be ok, all first years are investment years, but support from GDM, OAI, Braintrust and WorkOS has been so invaluable in keeping us afloat. We still have our Afterparty, Leadership Luncheon, and Expo Cafe available for sponsors who'd like to support and attend on short notice. Would deeply appreciate all referrals! *events have superlinear cost and logistical complexity curves, i hate it

@glencoates @OpenAI @tobi @Shopify Welcome!

Joined @OpenAI to head up App Platform and help turn ChatGPT into an OS. Last successful attempt was iOS ~20 years ago, so .. should be a cakewalk Thanks to @tobi for the opportunity of a lifetime, and 💚 to everyone at @Shopify Can't wait to coding-demo-fail on a new stage

GPT-5 is here. Rolling out to everyone starting today. openai.com/gpt-5/

Our open models are here. Both of them. openai.com/open-models

1/N I’m excited to share that our latest @OpenAI experimental reasoning LLM has achieved a longstanding grand challenge in AI: gold medal-level performance on the world’s most prestigious math competition—the International Math Olympiad (IMO).

anti-malware company becomes malware company

@bmthofficial @AURORAmusic @UnderoathBand @glassjaw1993 @DanJLancaster @zakkcervini @daidai_PD massive congrats! i love that there's a tiny chance i'm one of the voices on n/A.

POST HUMAN: NeX GEn [out now] bmth.co/nexgenTW

@dhh sorry, what? big tech does not necessarily mean enterprise. Meta is not an enterprise software company. comparing it to IBM is a poor analogy.

The saying "nobody ever got fired for buying IBM" is at its essence about risk management. The traditional wisdom goes that if you buy from a big company, you're going to be safe. It may be more expensive, but big companies project an image of stability and reliability, so buying their wares is seen as the prudent choice. Except, it isn't. Certainly not any more. Meta killing Workplace is merely exhibit #49667. Any company that hitched their wagon to Workplace just got served with an eviction notice. In a about a year, the data will go read-only, and shortly after that, it's game over. Now companies from Spotify to McDonalds, along with millions of others, have to scramble to find an alternative. Simply because Meta can't be bothered to maintain a platform that's merely used by millions when their consumer business is used by billions. This, right here, is the risk of buying anything from big tech like Meta and Google. Their main ad-based cash cows are so fantastically profitable that whether it's the millions of paying accounts on Workplace or the millions of live websites once hosted by Google Domains, it all just pales in comparison, and is thus one strategy rotation away from being labeled "non-core" and killed off. Buying from big isn't the sure bet they want you to believe. Buy from someone who actually needs your business to make the wheels go round.

i really enjoyed the raw authenticity of openai's gpt-4o announcement this week. it was hugely refreshing compared to the super-polished product demos of the last 15 years.

I was in the market for a new machine a couple of months ago and ended up with a MacBook Pro M2 Pro. I'm never going back. What a beautiful piece of engineering