@thsottiaux Love how Codex lets me intuitively manage projects and sessions, juggling multiple things at once.
Improvements:
Some Skills feel buggy or complex, wasting time. A performance diagnostic tool (e.g. function call flame graph) would help.
A key tip for working with LLMs: context length control is crucial. When discussing requirements, avoid using Agents inside code directories—open a separate window instead. Mixing in too much code context and system prompts significantly degrades performance.
Born from existing knowledge, AI has made it nearly free. But here’s the paradox: when knowledge costs nothing, what drives us to create new knowledge?
Some frontiers only humans can explore. We must protect those explorers—AI’s birth must not become the death of human creativity
@thdxr Love Codex for coding, but its UI taste is 🤮—always struggles to make things pretty. Opus just gets aesthetics, so non-tech folks naturally gravitate toward it.Also Codex replies like a cryptic man page: ultra-terse, jargon-heavy. I literally need another AI to translate it back
If AI makes people anxious about falling behind, we're doing it wrong. Technology shouldn't be zero-sum—fewer winners, more losers. The goal: everyone benefits, even those who do nothing.
AI keeps giving me FOMO—like I'll fall behind if I'm not doing something. But I think we should trust AI will make the world better. Even doing nothing, people should benefit. That's the future worth building toward