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Hey algorithm Show me people that love maximizing their life by using AI tools Artists Movie makers Prompt hackers Vibe coders Digital marketers Soloprenuers Builders

We're rolling out plugins in Codex. Codex now works seamlessly out of the box with the most important tools builders already use, like @SlackHQ, @Figma, @NotionHQ, @gmail, and more. developers.openai.com/codex/plugins

The moat is never a wide as it looks. From either side. Keep building your dang dreams ✨️

Well the meeting was fine technically, but I was assigned 4 tasks So what do I say when Teams asks me to “rate this meeting” afterwards?

@simarlasfir @Bfaviero @claudeai Dont you have to pay for API usage or a subscription service via OAuth?

@Bfaviero @claudeai Yeah but Openclaw still free tho

You can now enable Claude to use your computer to complete tasks. It opens your apps, navigates your browser, fills in spreadsheets—anything you'd do sitting at your desk. Research preview in Claude Cowork and Claude Code, macOS only.

@Bfaviero @claudeai Good call Bruno. Exactly right

@claudeai Almost exactly two weeks later….

@thdxr Thanks Dax! Tuning in now

this is a very small test run of something much bigger and much more fun we're working on

@fidjissimo 2 weeks after you release it for Windows, its all of a sudden a huge success 🙌

Companies go through phases of exploration and phases of refocus; both are critical. But when new bets start to work, like we're seeing now with Codex, it's very important to double down on them and avoid distractions. Really glad we're seizing this moment.

OSS models are the only chance for humanity. This is critically important that the ultimate power of harnessing intellect is not handed over to a few robber barons

You wouldn't say a non-technical founder didn't build the app. You wouldn't You wouldn't call him out and interrupt him and say... uhh... technically - even though you had the idea - you didn't actually BUILD it This is gatekeeping by the walking corpses of the old way

You know the song "If it wasn't for bad luck... I wouldn't have no luck at all?" I feel that way except about bots reacting to my posts. Thanks bots - even though you totally suck you are my only reliable source of dopamine. I ❤️ you

@Okla_Hombre Look we all know we aren't cutting through Texas. But Arkansas >> Louisiana looks doable 👀

We'd sure as shit add another 500 school districts if we did

@FlowAltDelete Ok than there's hope for me

@MichaelSimmons I’ve never tried it

I am the only person on X to have never tried Cursor AI. Look it up. It's true.

OK I have a feeling that Grok is going to release a new model to GitHub Copilot soon. grok-code-fast-2 ? Grok Code Fast 1 was such an incredible value they got MOST of my usage for months because it was so good at doing most coding tasks and was 0 premium requests.

The best values in AI dev: ChatGPT/Codex - $20/month GitHub Copilot - $10/month Insane value. I have more AI tools and subscriptions - but at this point I can do everything I need to with those 2 subs. What are your must have subscriptions?

@Codie_Sanchez Thanks codie! The more I see of your posts, the more I like it 👌 always good, engaging and motivational!

The older you get, the more you realize luck is just exposure. If you sit in the same chair, same routine, talking to same people… nothing new happens. You have to touch the world to win. • Talk to strangers • try a new coffee spot • post on social • Start a side hustle The world rewards motion. You don’t find opportunity sitting still. You bump into it.

@kimmonismus Looks like an AI video

Bernie Sanders is advocating for an AI moratorium. And I am completely against it, for the following reasons: - Sanders focuses solely on the supposedly negative aspects, specifically the idea that AI could destroy all jobs. - That's quite possible, but it's not an argument *against* AI, but rather an argument for realigning society. The fact that AI and robotics could take away tedious work is something I very much welcome. - At the same time, the positive aspects are completely ignored: cures for (all) diseases, breakthroughs in energy research, longevity, and so much more. - His concern is that AI could go "rogue." But first, he would have to argue why that's even possible; otherwise, it's pure resentment. - Last but not least: it's impossible to implement a moratorium. China would seize this opportunity and try to overtake the US at all costs.

@GitHubCopilot @pierceboggan Why are old models the same premium request multiplier? I might use Opus 4.5 instead of 4.6 if it was discounted. It might take the load off the more expensive models. Something like this: Opus 4.6: x3 Opus 4.5: x2 Sonnet 4.6: x1 Sonnet 4.5: x.75

Like seriously the announcements from last week seem like ancient history and forgotten lore... Now im deep into Codex, and im like "whats Antigravity again?" I was using Github Copilot for most everything 3 months ago. Last week I realized I could just use Codex for coding and Copilot for Code Reviews on PRs This week I can just use Codexfor the PRs

How you know AI moves insanely fast: You're nostalgic for "how I used to code with AI... in January" And it's only March 😭🚀