Aaron Ash

@thsottiaux yes, would run this on a long overnight goal

Should we bring batch compute to codex? Aka /slow mode

@BronheimDaniel @credifi Let’s gooooo!

Uncollateralized lending is coming to Base in a major way. Excited to see @credifi scale this up!

Personal loans take weeks at a bank. @credifi is doing it onchain in minutes using usdc and @base. Very impressive team from base batches.

@simpsoka -iOS app does not show queue’d messages from desktop -iOS app does not seem to allow for queuing messages -CLI does not stay in sync with app -App does not allow for expanding chat area beyond a certain width. This means sometimes tables are formatted worse than CLI version

What other Codex papercuts should we fix?

@Dimillian when first connecting, if it could keep the same permission settings that open threads had from the desktop, would be great (I connected and all my threads stopped, waiting for my approval)

It’s time. Now you’ve tried our Codex mobile, tell me the top missing feature for your workflow! And yes, we’re aware of the current bugs and shortcomings. We’re working hard on it!

@Dimillian when connecting iOS app to desktop, it offers sign in to ChatGPT with password only, no Google sign in option. I had to tap "Sign up", then Google, and then it worked.

Codex mobile also lets you access all the plugins installed on your computer. You can tap the + next to the composer or just type @ directly

Codex Mobile is packed with all your usual suspects. You can hit / to get to the commands, including sending us feedback in case you get an issue!

@bwein_ Whatever @SpeakerPelosi is trading

what data do you want to trade on?

@SynchronicityHQ Can you backtest these strategies?

Taking set it and forget it to another level. Introducing Cycles. Cycles automatically repeat your trading strategy when it completes. Strategize once and run it over and over again.

@levelsio The only solution to this is a ventilation system, which you need to add during initial construction. In Ukraine there’s a great company, Vents UA, it cost about $6k for my 60 sqm apartment in 2018 outside of Kyiv. Added bonus is you can filter all your air.

I still haven't solved the CO2 bedroom challenge You open the window and you wake up from a 6am garbage truck or barking dogs and sunlight You close it, you suffocate in 1200 ppl at 5am I guess you really need some mini tube in your wall with a vent that opens and closed based on internal CO2 but how do I build that?

@bwein_ @RobertSagurton where do you draw the line between providing liquidity and toxic flow? I think it's not always clear

@RobertSagurton next major improvement requires going to 99%+ of toxic flow removed

Two things can be true: (1) HL made great decisions, is the current leader, and operates with integrity, and (2) HL perps has latency – requiring a speedbump and now priority fees – and may be ripe for disruption by a more optimized perps DEX. There’s a long history of leading exchanges and trading shops getting taking out by somebody faster/more optimized. And crypto is entering the same arms race now that pro traders are onchain and the stakes are higher. Every millisecond and introduced friction counts if you want to keep traders from bridging away. We also saw how well the speedbump worked out for IEX. More “friction” doesn’t solve the problem – it sends traders to the faster venue. And yeah, this is all just latency observation, no need to be triggered. We will all have it to some degree – just those with “single digit microseconds” will be more future proof.

@paulg is this related to the auction house tweet?

You don't know how big a fish you are till you try a big pond.

@bwein_ do you have some data to back that up?

every wonder why hyperliquid won in a very crowded and competitive market? the single most important thing to creating tighter spreads and deeper liquidity in markets is protecting market makers from toxic flow. people fail to understand that hyperliquid's introduction of cancels before fills into the consensus mechanism eliminated ~90% of the toxic flow experienced by on-chain market makers and their success is largely due to this single innovation.

@brendan_ @sam_sends @bwein_ @SynchronicityHQ Does this mean if a bunch of people have an order at the same price level, and the price dips to that level, they will all get partially filled?

@sam_sends @bwein_ @SynchronicityHQ Orders are cleared in batches. All orders within a batch are processed at the same time. Strategies are stored internal the exchange and processed automatically. Transaction inclusion in each batch is enforced via TEE level integrity with DA force inclusion as backup.

Modern markets are fundamentally extractive We've spent three years rewiring them from scratch One core feature is everyone deploying their own bots without code or infra Here's a first look @SynchronicityHQ We're looking for strategists to test drive. Reply for early access

I've spent time with this team and they are super ambitious, this is just the tip of the iceberg.

@bwein_ @SynchronicityHQ Are the strategies private or can everyone front run my strategy?

@bwein_ @SynchronicityHQ Can I set up a strategy based on market vibes? 😊

@AriX Reason it gave me for not using Computer Use

@AriX if I'm not on the latest major version of macOS, would this not work as well? I tested on Archicad 29 and it's falling back to osascript commands, despite Computer Use being installed and Codex being aware of it

People literally don't believe how fast it is

@snaptrude I attempted to use the AI portion of your product, but it seems to just get stuck and wouldn't generate anything. Is this a known issue?

Here's what the AI workflow looks like in Snaptrude. You start with a site. The AI generates an envelope based on your zoning constraints, places the core, creates departments, assigns them to floors, figures out adjacencies, and packs everything into the massing.

@brendan_ wen launch?

Using obsidian as a shared memory engine between hermes/openclaw on mac mini and codex/claude code on laptop. 🤯