I am hearing that Microsoft's Outlook outage is down to some kind of rollout that caused servers to spike CPU usage, causing racks to go into maintenance mode and creating cascading failures
@thsottiaux 1. Switching between ChatGPT and codex can be made more obvious. 2. Auto mode for reasoning 3. Auto archive chats; in general I think organizing multiple conversations sucks. 4. Match and best Claude Artifacts. Your Sites offering ain’t it.
Having this outage with M365 reminds you how critical email still is. It's not just about not knowing who has emailed me or whether my sent emails have been received, I'm now locked out of a bunch of services that use email for login. It's a massive business disruption.
We're investigating reports of users experiencing issues accessing Exchange Online mailboxes through multiple connection methods in the Americas. More details can be found in the Microsoft 365 admin center under EX1550543.
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I feel like Agents with emails need a full UI for their inbox as well. I just find myself wanting to review it visually rather than keep asking my agent - it's too slow to ask and it's like me doing a spot check.
Feature request for @1Password: allow me to associate accounts, maybe even vaults, to Safari profiles. That way, depending on the Safari profile I am on, the correct 1Password suggestions appear.
Leading up to launch, I tried to come up with a demo vid that would appeal to Excel nerds, as we know Jev has a lot of potential in the BI/data analysis world. I wasn't able to come up with an idea that presented visually enough.
@phil_renaud has done it! This so SO COOL
Having an agent have its own inbox is a no-brainer! I gave my Dots its own inbox (with the ability to approve sends etc.) using @nylas. It’s closer to how an assistant would work IMO. Does things “on your behalf” rather than “as you”.
You can now connect multiple local computers to the same dot and choose which one it uses for a task.
It can build and test your app on a dedicated machine while you keep coding on your laptop.
In the past I have tried messing with my WiFi channels and AP locations to get the best performance. Now I just used GPT’s help to find the best channels and locations. Best it’s ever been.
@adamwathan Cachyos as a local server (thanks
@mqasimcax
). Or a Mac Mini. No need for cloud agents - though, they are almost a must if you don’t have your own hardware.