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Food, books and flaneuring.

[syabru @syabrubesi]

@thsottiaux Figure out how to avoid mission creep and drift while doing anything a bit more complex.

[syabru @syabrubesi]

Codex CLI doesn't get tired even after six and half hours.

[syabru @syabrubesi]

@thsottiaux BTW, GPT-5.5 Pro does step back and explores way to hill climb. So I need to ask gpt-5.5 in Codex to write pro
mpt for Pro review every now and then that I paste in ChatGPT. Would be nice if this could be done in Codex CLI itself.

[syabru @syabrubesi]

@thsottiaux I notice that gpt-5.5 still tends to explore around local minimum after a few turns rather than step back and try to hill climb; in contrast to terminal tool usage, where it steps back and figures out that it could do something else.

[syabru @syabrubesi]

@thsottiaux You could really improve data and information presentation. It's currently tedious asking codex to present tables and mind maps as a visual information design expert would.

[syabru @syabrubesi]

@thsottiaux Wen /remote-control?

[syabru @syabrubesi]

@thsottiaux I use codex sessions on my workstation for computational physics projects, which involves job submission to HPC centers. Would be nice to access the sessions on the workstation from phone. Or be able to use something like claw to chat from phone to the sessions.

[syabru @syabrubesi]

@thsottiaux I've been using GPT-5.2 in codex as my AI phd student to do computational condensed matter physics. Is GPT-5.3-codex better than GPT-5.2 for doing science as well?

[syabru @syabrubesi]

@sama Can we get some GPT Pro usage for Plus subscribers as well? Maybe reduce Deep research allocation as I hardly use it anymore.

[syabru @syabrubesi]

@reach_vb Will there be something like this for Linux?

[syabru @syabrubesi]

@sama @thorstenball Would be nice for computational physics if one could drive subagents that plan, run codes, and verify input/output separately. Also, wld be great if one can control cli sessions from a chat app.

[syabru @syabrubesi]

@dwarkesh_sp Thanks! Would be nice to have further reading section as a regular feature.

[syabru @syabrubesi]

@krishnanrohit What are some of your favorite recordings?

[syabru @syabrubesi]

There is a difference between protection of private property and human migration. Also, many poor countries have strict capital flow controls but allow people to migrate.

[Agustin Lebron @AgustinLebron3]

"Cross-border capital flows should be free, but labor flows should be tightly controlled" is one of those beliefs that basically no one questions.

[syabru @syabrubesi]

@dwarkesh_sp One of your weakest podcasts. You asked nice questions, but Kotkin kept going on tangent about China. The guy does not seem to be obsessed about Stalin anymore.

[syabru @syabrubesi]

@dwarkesh_sp I am reading Yasheng Huang's "Capitalism with Chinese Characteristics". It's really insightful. I would love to hear him in your podcast.

[syabru @syabrubesi]

@karpathy Do you use 4o or o3 with Deep Research? For creating lectures, I find 4o+DR better than o3+DR. What do you find in similar use cases?

[syabru @syabrubesi]

@DiracGhost Happy Birthday! I enjoy your suggestions. Hope you can get back to Springer books some day!

[syabru @syabrubesi]

@victor207755822 @teortaxesTex This would help science a lot since scientists can then focus on doing more science.

[syabru @syabrubesi]

@victor207755822 @teortaxesTex Write better proposals to science funding agencies.