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[CJ Zafir @cjzafir]

Codex 5.5 hack:

"Are you 100% confident in this strategy? If not, find all possible loopholes, suggest proper fixes and run this loop until you are factually 100% confident in the new startegy"

This works like charm. It makes Codex 5.5 high perform even better than codex 5.5 extra high.

Why? Codex 5.5 is the only model i noticed that is self aware. It never makes high claims unless the model verifies everything.

This doesn't work with Opus 4.7 cuz that's a very insecure model. You can paste this prompt over and over again, the model keeps saying "you're absolutely right,....."

But with codex, after 2-3 iterations you'll notice yourself it actually patched all loopholes and this genuinely sounds like a good strategy.

Try this out, thanks me later.

[bjohnmasters @bjohnmasters]

When the lights go out, you don't call a politician to give a speech. You call someone with a toolbox. ⚡️ That’s Navy vet Brian Nathan in the Senate. Read about his vision for applying "steel-toed integrity" to fix Tallahassee. #SD14 #Tampa #UnionStrong https://t.co/AnT58f9eqU

[bjohnmasters @bjohnmasters]

Justice is not just protest or policy. It is a way of living, a refusal to look away. It is choosing to act when doing nothing feels unbearable.
New essay on justice as lived practice.
https://t.co/tQ1YvTGX06

[bjohnmasters @bjohnmasters]

Why is a term-limited rancher from Polk County trying to buy a Senate seat in S. Tampa? It’s not about public service; it’s a corporate transfer. I dig into Josie Tomkow’s record and why her $3M war chest can’t hide the fact that she doesn’t represent us. https://t.co/dtxmBHlhT1

[bjohnmasters @bjohnmasters]

A critique of Laurel Lee as Secretary of State shows a history of suppression, but actions in Congress are a betrayal. Voted against jobs insulin caps taken corp donations while her district faces high costs. Lee has shown she works for special interests. https://t.co/2oeLIZ1SKZ

[bjohnmasters @bjohnmasters]

Courage is not always about pushing forward. Sometimes it is the strength to decide, clearly and without illusion. A reflection on courage, endurance, and what my mother taught me at the end of her life. Read more. https://t.co/mWp25LIXwH

[bjohnmasters @bjohnmasters]

Last night’s presidential address sounded confident. The facts tell a different story. I fact-checked the claims, the exaggerations, and the partisan spin. Read what holds up and what doesn’t. https://t.co/mZU7CzNWTs

[bjohnmasters @bjohnmasters]

United Healthcare now thinks I’m a dialysis patient. I’ve never had dialysis. The provider was BayCare Imaging. They do imaging. Three hours on the phone to correct a mistake they invented. You cannot make this stuff up. https://t.co/R7SFpgLyqX

[bjohnmasters @bjohnmasters]

Stoic practice doesn't start as a checklist. It starts with one habit that fits inside your life. A quiet minute. A few lines in a notebook. A moment before the day begins. If you want a gentle way to start the Stoic Practices, this new essay is for you.
https://t.co/bh4d3bZOC7

[bjohnmasters @bjohnmasters]

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[bjohnmasters @bjohnmasters]

Life rarely gives us the exact future we planned. The Stoics called acceptance a virtue because it frees the mind from fighting battles it cannot win. https://t.co/JK6Hv08jsz

[bjohnmasters @bjohnmasters]

I buried friends during the AIDS crisis and sat with my mother as she took her last breath. When we accept our mortality, we stop drifting and start living. This essay explores the Stoic practice of rehearsing death during a year of grief. https://t.co/0lrrdnbzVJ

[bjohnmasters @bjohnmasters]

What if the biggest battles you face aren't out there, but in here? Thinking Our Way to Character explores how James Allen's century-old wisdom meets Stoic philosophy and modern psychology to show how thought shapes who we become.
Read the full essay https://t.co/Bmwlmn3u7F

[bjohnmasters @bjohnmasters]

Why would anyone choose discomfort on purpose? The Stoics had an answer: because it prepares us for the world as it really is. In this new essay, I explore the ancient practice of strengthening the mind by meeting minor hardships willingly. https://t.co/ySIwEPW5SS

[bjohnmasters @bjohnmasters]

"To remember that you will die is not an act of despair. It is an act of honesty. When we see that our time is limited, we stop wasting it on things that do not matter."
https://t.co/KlDyrrkvXB

[bjohnmasters @bjohnmasters]

What if the best part of your day started before the world woke up? My early-morning walks began as exercise and became something else entirely. A quiet Stoic ritual that changed how I meet each day.

https://t.co/5g0yAjxgVX

[bjohnmasters @bjohnmasters]

We never know when a "last great day" will come. The Stoics remind us to live this moment as if it matters, because it does. Presence is not luxury. It is how we honor the life we have now.

https://t.co/oyqgo1LYR7

[Nature is Amazing ☘️ @AMAZlNGNATURE]

Pandas are the reason pandas are endangered 😂😂

[bjohnmasters @bjohnmasters]

If we have the tech to colonize another planet, we have the tech to save the Earth.

[Earth @earthcurated]

Do you think humans will colonize another planet before Earth becomes uninhabitable?

A. Yes
B. No
C. Maybe

[bjohnmasters @bjohnmasters]

Aurelius kept a private journal, never meant for others. Two thousand years later, his Meditations still guide us. My own journals remind me that writing isn't about being profound, but about being honest. Gratitude, struggle, hope. One day at a time.

https://t.co/hU6Zy8ADw0