@MatthewBerman I've been having issues with the Codex App the past hour or so. Decided to go for a run, instead. So not all bad 😂
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Phillip Parker
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Phillip Parker
@TheAgileMaker
Applying agile principles to making, digital and physical. Software, 3D printing, first principles thinking and the scientific method. Heavy Codex user.
Brisbane, Queensland Katılım Şubat 2021
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@PaulSolt Done, and already shared and pinned on our internal retrospective channel, too 😄
Excellent article @derrickcchoi !
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Appreciate all the feedback on the @OpenAI Codex best practices article I posted yesterday.
It's now posted on our developer docs! Read here: developers.openai.com/codex/learn/be…
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@thsottiaux So much so that, right now, there are Codex App errors (can't resume prior conversations, and each one is constantly refreshing), and I feel like I can't get any work done, since it's my primary entry point.
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@thsottiaux my team and I regularly use the 🤖 emoji to refer to getting agents to write code for us. Since we're actually standardising on Codex, I made this little person as a replacement in our convos...
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@thsottiaux @dkundel Default. I want to use fast, but tokens keep running out too quickly even on default
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@thsottiaux Managing multiple nested git projects so branches, worktrees, reviews, etc work as expected.
I mean, yes, I should also move us towards a monorepo, but you will probably beat me to it... 😁
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@Grady_Booch Interesting how many times I've parroted your rising levels of abstraction comment (always attributed) in discussing the evolving nature of our jobs with my team over the past months, and especially weeks.
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Sigh.
No, Mark, software is not dead..
The entire history of software engineering is one of rising levels of abstraction. That’s all we’re experiencing here: no more no less..
If anything, we will see an astronomical demand for more quality software.
Dustin@r0ck3t23
Mark Cuban just pronounced software dead, and the implications will destroy industries before most people understand what happened. Cuban: “Software is dead because everything’s going to be customized to your unique utilization.” Rigid SaaS dies. Businesses stop bending to static tools. AI molds around needs in real time. Value chain shatters. Decade of value going to generalist builders ends. Transfers to customizers who translate capability into advantage. Next trillion comes from customized intelligence sold to “33 million companies” too small for giants to service. Software-as-a-Service over. Service-as-Software owns everything. Cuban: “33 million companies aren’t going to have AI budgets, aren’t going to have AI experts.” Problems exist. Data exists. The bridge doesn’t. Cuban: “Learn all you can about AI but learn more on how to implement them in companies.” Market bifurcates into builders and integrators. Integrators capture value builders can’t touch. Cuban: “Every single job available for kids coming out of school because every single company needs that.” Technical translator becomes the only role that matters. Contextualizing AI for specific use cases becomes more valuable than building AI itself. Learn “the difference between Sora and Veo” and “how to customize a model” and you modernize any legacy business’s economics faster than they can process. Alpha isn’t the model. Alpha is applying it to contexts nobody else understood well enough to solve. There are 33 million businesses waiting for that person who doesn’t exist yet.
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Interesting that tonight in call I discussed, with a straight face, that not having post-quantum is a risk to be considered and possibly mitigated. We're accelerating to the future. The rate of acceleration is increasing, by an increasingly large amount.
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@ah20im Our app has multiple projects (each a git project). We have top-level project to orchestrate local development more easily, but it still requires juggling the top-level git project + each of the sub projects. Obviously not a setup codex (CLI, App) handles well yet, git-wise...
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@embirico @ryancarson One key thing I'm struggling with is I have a main top level project which allows Codex to see all of my component projects at once, but they are each got projects that need to be managed. It gets a bit tricky to keep track of, and I can't use worktrees for that
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@ryancarson We are also not in love with the worktree implementation and are revving on it! Would love to hear any gripes or wishes you have.
Also, we designed the app so that opening separate local checkouts as separate projects works. Would love to know if that works well for you.
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I love the Mac Codex app but I'm not in love with how git worktrees is tied into it.
It's easier for me to keep track of what's happening when I have multiple local checkouts.
I might switch to the Codex CLI.
What is everyone else doing?
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Try @Tesla self-driving. If you haven’t done so or you tried an earlier version, try it again now. It’s awesome 😎
Great work by the @Tesla_AI team!
David Marcus@davidmarcus
FSD has gotten so insanely good. I don’t understand why anyone in the market for an EV would buy anything else than a Tesla at this point. Total game changer.
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@elonmusk @Tesla Unfortunately the power wall can't handle 3-phase properly, or a high enough power draw. We have a pretty big house, and the aircon unfortunately takes quite a bit of power to run, so that would be out of the question, and if we ran one phase there'd be other stuff not powered.
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True, install a @Tesla Powerwall to have uninterrupted power for your house.
When your utility goes down, you will be one of the few in your neighborhood with working lights, working refrigerator and able to charge all your devices.
Sam Korus@skorusARK
Bringing energy storage to the home is like indoor plumbing. Your toilet tank has storage. Your water heater is storage. You don't know it yet, but you're electrically living like you're in the 1930s.
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@rianjohnson Love Wake Up Dead Man! (All Knives Out movies... And Looper.)
As someone starting to practice screenwriting as a hobby (and hopeful post-tech career change), it's wonderful to read through while watching (or before, after, all 3) to get insight going from page to screen.
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I’ve added the script for Wake Up Dead Man to my site. This is the final shooting script, so it has stuff that was cut and moved around, which I always think is more interesting to see than a conformed cleaned up version. Enjoy! rian-johnson.com/screenplays
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Number of people who go bankrupt a year due to medical debt:
Germany: 0
France: 0
UK: 0
Japan: 0
Norway: 0
Denmark: 0
Finland: 0
Sweden: 0
Italy: 0
Australia: 0
Canada: 0
Spain: 0
Portugal: 0
Iceland: 0
Netherlands: 0
United States: 530,000
Yes. We need Medicare for All — NOW.
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@ah20im I often type a lot and then realise I’m not in the right mode, so I copy/paste, retype, or send it and hope. It would be great if I didn’t have to choose or if drafts existed.
Context from previous conversations would be good. Sounds exceptionally tricky to get right though.
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@thsottiaux - Dedicated planning, with standardised, automated memory (not custom planfiles, etc)
- /reviews using AGENTS.md. (codex told me it doesn’t)
- Search (intent/vector not keyword) through history, and maybe smart grouping?
- /reviews via vscode extension
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@UncleJessy4Real I have my name on the list for this.. almost zero chance of getting picked, an even lower chance of being able to afford it, but still…
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Anyone at Formnext - SIDEQUEST REQUEST
Can you snap a pic / vid of how these legs are mounted under the wood paneling ? I'm assuming they are just mounted but not 100% sure if there is no actual wooden bottom and the legs just go into the Core One L base
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