Nick Borunda

Autodidact, Optimist, Agentic Engineer — "Whatever good things we build, end up building us." 💻 🏀 🥩

[Nick Borunda @nick23b]

@lydiahallie A manual sub agent would be useful. Like /btw but with tools and when I’m done it shares that session context back to main thread. Similar to forking but lets us bring them back together after handling something on the side we don’t want to fully split off.

[Aashrit @aashrit_garg]

Fable 5 is removed from paid plans? I was using it and suddenly it started erroring out. @claudeai what is happening?

Is Fable down or something happened...

[Josh Pigford @Shpigford]

maybe just a hiccup, but fable just disappeared from claude subs...

[Nick Borunda @nick23b]

Would be cool if Codex told us some kind of intelligent pace trends based on recent + current usage.

Kind of like cars do with battery life or gas...something like: “At your current pace, you’ll reach your weekly limit in 2.5 days.” And have it updating on a fairly regular cadence so we actually see it smooth out if we lower effort or drop models etc.

The remaining percentage is useful, but the estimated runway would make it much easier to manage.

[Bill Ackman @BillAckman]

Imagine your family worked for a generation to save enough money to buy a brownstone occupied with rent stabilized tenants on the Upper West Side. The family financed the purchase with a mortgage from a bank based on the premise that rents and cash flow would at least keep pace with inflation so you could pay interest and principal on the mortgage and hopefully have some cash flow left as a return on your investment.

While you had rent stabilized tenants, you were led to believe that the NYC Rent Guidelines Board would be required to adjudicate rental increases each year by taking a measure of the inflation of costs to own and operate a building and setting rental increases appropriately.

You believed the RGB would do its job as the board is comprised of two representatives each for landlords and tenants and five independent representatives that represent the general public.

Now, a new mayor @NYCMayor Mamdani is elected on the promise of freezing rents. There are about two million rent stabilized renters that benefit if rents are frozen so by promising frozen rents the new candidate for mayor buys votes and wins the election.

The new mayor achieves his objective by stacking the RGB with directors who do not follow their obligations and simply vote for a rent freeze as a preordained conclusion as evidenced by the statements of an RGB director who resigned in protest for this very reason.

Meanwhile, inflation in NYC is rampant in utilities, real estate taxes, insurance, repairs and maintenance, etc. and now your rents are frozen. Real estate is a high operating leverage business which means that frozen rents and inflating expenses will cause property cash flows to plummet and your after debt service cash flow to go negative.

I expect therefore there will be hundreds if not thousands of small NYC property owners who are now or will shortly be underwater on their mortgages, and without any cash flow to maintain their assets.

If you remember the images of the South Bronx burning in the mid 1970s, you can viscerally understand what is happening to small NYC real estate owners.

While the rent freeze appears to be short-term good news (long term it will lead to poorly maintained apartments) for 2 million NYC renters, it is bad news for the 2 million or more renters in the 1 million market rate apartments in the City because a landlord-hostile market is not likely to add meaningfully more supply and market rents will likely continue to escalate at a high rate.

All of this seems quite unfair and wrong unless I missing something?

Why am I wrong?

For disclosure: I do not own any NYC rental apartments.

[iyda @notiyda]

The model 'gpt-image-2' does not exist.

Quite an interesting thing to happen on the Codex App @thsottiaux

This has to mean a usage limit reset RIGHT? it must be this has REALLY critically affected my workflow that is totally real!!!

[NBD @nbdu1nder]

wtf is this error @OpenAI
The model 'gpt-image-2' does not exist.

im using gpt 5.5

[enthUsiast @PortobelloMelt]

The model 'gpt-image-2' does not exist.

how do i get rid of this. im not even generating images

[Yoichi @Yoichi14a]

@thsottiaux
{
"type": "error",
"error": {
"type": "image_generation_user_error",
"code": "invalid_value",
"message": "The model 'gpt-image-2' does not exist.",
"param": "tools"
},
"status": 400
}

What?

[Tom Redman @redman]

The model 'gpt-image-2' does not exist.

wat

[zombyrra @zombyrra]

anyone else getting this bug when you didnt ask to create an image The model 'gpt-image-2' does not exist.

[Christian @timelesstaco]

Anybody else get this in Codex?

The model 'gpt-image-2' does not exist.

I wasn't even using this. 🤔

[Akbar Ahmed @Akbar501]

Codex now returns this for all prompts:
The model 'gpt-image-2' does not exist.

Is anyone else seeing this?

[Zoushie @zoushie]

The model 'gpt-image-2' does not exist.

[bitpaint @BITPAINTCLUB]

The model 'gpt-image-2' does not exist.

[Dimitry Apollonsky @Dapollonsky]

"{ "type": "error", "error": { "type": "image_generation_user_error", "code": "invalid_value", "message": "The model 'gpt-image-2' does not exist.", "param": "tools" }, "status": 400 }"

hmm @OpenAI

[iyda @notiyda]

Why did Codex just tell me GPT Image 2 doesn't exist? what the fuck did it try to do note i didn't even ask it to generate a image

[Nick Borunda @nick23b]

@thsottiaux Still constantly getting this error when trying to pull up an existing thread on mobile. Seems like a kind of timeout but it’s constant. It works maybe 1 in 50 times. Excited for this feature once it’s working well.

[Nick Borunda @nick23b]

@Dimillian In mobile when connected to my Mac I want to use my same custom slash commands I use in Codex app.

Also probably already on the radar but this error happens when I try to access a different thread than one that’s running

[Nick Borunda @nick23b]

@KooKiz 🤫shhh