@signulll Tbf some of us still do it in hard mode on passports that need us to get visas for every single new country with detailed printed itineraries, confirmed reservations and bank statements with $$$
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Arvind Vaitheeswaran
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Arvind Vaitheeswaran
@arvindv
playing with codex @OpenAI · prev: @McKinsey @Uber · tech, biz, startups, sport · one true love @LFC · all opinions personal
Seattle, WA Katılım Nisan 2009
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every time i fly SEA → SFO, i imagine a high-speed rail line running down the west coast
seattle, portland, sf, la, san diego
feels like it could’ve been one of the great train routes in the world
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@mukund Plenty of recent improvements to Codex (and lots on the roadmap!). Feedback has been positive after 5.5. Computer Use is cool to try as well!
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I am still curious as to why Claude is SO MUCH better than ChatGPT or Gemini.
One part is that Opus is better than GPT 4.5 and Gemini 3X
Another part is that the harness tools are much more extensive
It's not just for coding. Claude on the Mac is like 10X better than using either product.
Thoughts?
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@mukund The parallel to your last sentence there would be Codex for you to experience the harness for coding + other knowledge work.
If you're looking for writing (and adjacent creative tasks), those work great inside ChatGPT as well. In which I also highly recommend trying Imagegen.
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I had my book launch today and almost 150 people showed up.
Insane. Grateful. Overwhelmed.
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/pet
This little one helps me with all my duckumentation :)
Arvind Vaitheeswaran@arvindv
i am loving that there’s now a little pet walking around the bottom right of my screen helping me keep an eye on Codex threads and yes, my rubber duck is currently scheduling my calendar for next week in the background absurd, useful, and very cute! go try /pet now
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i am loving that there’s now a little pet walking around the bottom right of my screen helping me keep an eye on Codex threads
and yes, my rubber duck is currently scheduling my calendar for next week in the background
absurd, useful, and very cute! go try /pet now
OpenAI Developers@OpenAIDevs
Pets. Now in Codex. Use /pet to wake your pet.
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one of the coolest parts of being inside @OpenAI is seeing how much genuine optimism there is about AI and the future
people debate things openly, push on the hard questions, and still believe deeply in the mission
it’s been refreshing to see that up close!
Sam Altman@sama
we want to build tools to augment and elevate people, not entities to replace them.
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@WisprFlow @superwhisper this screen has just become so common for me to see that it's been defeating the purpose of speech. It's clear that voice is going to be the future of managing our agents until we figure out what the interface of the future looks like, but it will only work when its near-instant.
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there’s a lot to like about @WisprFlow
it picks up quiet speech really well, which makes it actually usable at work / in public + text cleanup is nice too
but the latency is rough, which is why I still use @superwhisper a lot. it’s just much quicker!
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brb setting up a codex agent just to keep clicking the update button
team is shipping way too fast 👀
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@james406 @ycombinator This is really cool to see. Feels like a massive opportunity to have a headless layer of data and analytical insights available instantly to users across companies. Excited for it!
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I have a Codex agent that watches internal Slack for dogfood announcements, installs the latest feature, and tells me when it’s ready to try.
Then I use it and give feedback like a customer would.
Customer obsession has officially become recursive
Andrew Ambrosino@ajambrosino
there's one reason the app is popular, and it's that over 90% of the company uses it and fiercely defends the vision, experience, and quality in open slack channels. when you build something you love, chances are a few other people will too.
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@biztos @pitdesi @Noahpinion Burma Love, Burma Superstar, Teak, Mandalay, B Star. Pick one and they're all great in their own ways
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SF is great for Vietnamese, Japanese, Nepalese, Thai, and "New American" food. It is NOT great for Italian or Chinese food, which it's traditionally famous for. This is one reason SF gets unfairly maligned as a food city.
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saturday morning: coffee, premier league, news, and me asking codex + 5.5 to build a webpage while i half watch football
every few mins i look over and it’s just… doing stuff
keep forgetting this is not normal lol
gonna be very funny when this is the boring version
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Greg Brockman's apartment is for sale, where they started OpenAI
I do NOT think there is an opportunity to build an OpenAI-themed Airbnb btw :)
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that's on you for not buying the @Ryanair smooth landing add-on
Chauhan@Platypuss_10
Emirates: "Runway's long, let's make it smooth and elegant." Ryanair: "Just slam it down and we're good."
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@localteaparty Head to Ho Kaw Hainan Kopitiam for breakfast - get some Kaya Toast and Teh Tarik.
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If I go to Kuala Lumpur where should I eat? Anything else interesting I should check out?
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