i just had my sales teleoperator get botox in their forehead because it was deeply unsettling seeing how much their forehead movement was contorting their deepfake avatar
i understand tattoos from a pure coverage standpoint more than handpicking pieces that have personal meaning
at a certain distance someone is either tattooed or not and the actual art itself matters very little
a person's coverage is so indicative of their mode of action
@elshayib_ agents and codex work oneshotted open claw
running codex on your remote mac mini has insane roi especially for small teams looking for multiplayer ai
@NickADobos this is also going to the only fair online pvp experience you're gonna have access to due to the upcoming cheating problem that is on the horizon
playing homebrew games with select people that you've personally vetted
everything returns to couch co-op
@goldkey skills will be important for as long as commuters are human first and not platforms for agents to run on
most skills are just telling your agent to do something more like a human and interact with these user interfaces like a human and not everything has a coding solution
@zenohosting this is the house of cards for institutions and busy work
once our agents can communicate to each other, there are far few humans in the loop
the closest you can get to this is multiple team members sharing a single codex instance on a cloud computer or remote desktop Desktop
@brandon_galang this is one thing that grok does really well with their built in automations feature
can't wait for codex to have native cloud agent support too
@HamelHusain this has nothing to do with the capabilities of either harness either
claude has always been about larp and signaling
actual doers and movers are in the codex mines, they weren't talking about how good their agents were, they were just deploying them
getting their hands dirty
@ricefield@signulll unless instead you mean Google Docs-esque coworking and steering, where you have teams steering and commanding a thread together in codex rather than working asynchronous and then submitting to the team later for review