Jesse Brack

The gentle hum of anxiety.

@thsottiaux @steipete App flickering. Don’t close side panel and file tree when starting a new chat session. Tighten up the fee of stability in the side panel and file tree as well, e.g., collapsed files don’t suddenly expand without user input.

It’s the little things that matter, what are some small papercuts you have noticed in Codex? We’ll fix as many as possible in the next week.

@ajambrosino Please save workspace settings across chat sessions 🙏 E.g., Side panel and file tree should remain open when I start a new chat session if they are already open. First submitted prompt closes them.

@OpenAIDevs 5.5 loses the 1 million context window from 5.4?

@ajambrosino In the Codex app, is there a way to have my workspace setup persist across chats? E.g., I want the sidebar and file tree always open. Right now, opening a new chat resets everything. Small but annoying inconvenience.

Murakami, what a line

2025 is 25% complete.

art is going to have a lot more value into the future. the only truly resilient industries are the ones that rely on their human aspect, who derive their value out of the soul injected. your greatest moat is your heart and soul

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Scrums all the way down.

Early-stage product development isn’t about having the perfect idea—it’s about spotting an insight others miss. Often the best products come from seeing a simple truth, then relentlessly building around that core opportunity. The “ah ha moment” is the problem, not the solution.

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>wake up >open slack >

my learning philosophy: 1. you can learn anything 2. you can do it way faster than you think 3. so choose an insanely aggressive goal 4. shorten your timeline by 10-100x what you expect 5. pre-requisites are a myth. try to do the thing first, figure out what you don't know yet, and go learn that stuff. don't think you need to learn a bunch of stuff before you can do stuff. learn backwards not forwards 6. be highly selective with your learning resources, most resources are garbage 7. it only takes 1 really high quality resource on a topic to learn it well 8. building & talking to people are where you learn almost everything 9. anything else should just be to accomplish these 2 things. you learn more so you can build stuff, or so you can have a productive conversation with someone experienced

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scrum and soccer are very similar 90 minutes of running around and sometimes something happens

Nah.

What is happening.

can I just say This is a deeply untrustworthy look if the chipotle guy looked at me like that I would not eat the burrito