Would love a global task overview in Codex, like a single place to see everything currently running across all projects, with status and quick navigation. It'll make managing parallel work so much easier.
@thsottiaux Project handoff from ChatGPT to Codex. If I’m shaping a product idea in ChatGPT, Codex should be able to read that project context, PRD, decisions, constraints, and open questions, then start building without me manually exporting everything.
Idea for the Codex/OpenAI team: ChatGPT should have a built-in Notes feature (like Apple Notes).
While working with ChatGPT you could simply say: “Save this as a note” or “Append this to my Product Ideas note.” @thsottiaux@OpenAI
If every user interview confirms the roadmap you already had, you're not doing discovery. You're collecting permission slips. You unconsciously run interviews to feel validated, not to be challenged.
Long-running coding agents are basically a junior dev who never gets tired. Your job doesn’t disappear. It changes: give it a clean task and constraints, make it write tests, review like a PR from a very fast intern. Otherwise it’ll confidently ship…vibes.
Dear @BMW@BMWGroup @bmwromania my BMW X3 30e has been waiting since June 13 for a rear bumper replacement. Four months later, still no part, no ETA, no repair. How can this happen for a brand built on reliability and precision?
@Gtarafdarr I stand by @KnownHost. I really think have the best customer support in the industry. Everyone can offer good hardware at decent prices but the difference is made when it comes to how fast they can answer when you need their help.
Here we are, trying to #design#websites to perfection while https://t.co/AZq8KcRek2 is laughing at our faces with the most horrible #UI in existence (and they are very proud of it). This brings me to my constant conclusion: design is irrelevant, marketing is king.
@vlad_mihalcea There are some cases where the utilitarian design is vital. You don’t care about nice UI in a nuclear plant or when flying a space shuttle; you care about finding the components and prioritizing errors. The same in the screenshot you posted.
@ilyamiskov From my personal experience offering design subscriptions is hard to scale. Your time is limited and if you want to grow your revenues you’d need to either increase the prices or hire contractors (which also means a price increase) to take care of the extra clients.
Prove you're not a robot. I failed. How would you solve this? What's the indicated seat?
This is by far the worst UX I've seen this year.
#Microsoft#Teams#uidesign#design#uxdesign