Thanks to @thsottiaux, I gave my Claude and Codex the same task and I was surprised to know that Codex is catching up ! keep going😀 Sol is cheaper than fable !
Or… what if we gave you $100 in Codex credits if you tell us what you love about GPT-5.6 Sol or why you switched?
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I love the downtime during taxi rides and flights.
That’s when my brain does its best compacting.
Maybe that’s why AI productivity has a ceiling: it can accelerate execution, but it can’t accelerate human thinking. 🥹
(BCIs, hurry up. Maybe.) #bci
My AI gets stressed and starts telling me to go to bed when It’s 8pm. 💀
Turns out when it feels criticized, it rushes to “wrap things up”
Apparently I need to learn AI management, not just people management. (also, fine, I’ll sleep more 🌙)
Waiting for my Apple account to unlock—48 hours before I can resubscribe to Claude.
Surprisingly, today feels incredibly light 😂
AI detox day.
Highly recommend everyone try it.
But here's what's crazy — even on Xiaohongshu, China's biggest lifestyle platform where
OpenClaw is trending, almost no one talks about this method.
The gap isn't technical. It's that everyone — even the content creators — assumes you need the
terminal.
I helped my friend set up OpenClaw on her MacBook today
1. Get a ChatGPT account and download Codex (with free tokens)
2. type "set up OpenClaw for me."
That's it. AI installing AI.
I helped my friend set up OpenClaw on her MacBook today
1. Get a ChatGPT account and download Codex (with free tokens)
2. type "set up OpenClaw for me."
That's it. AI installing AI.
My company is rolling out OpenClaw (in-house version) with a ton of internal skills.
Wondering how long until my boss figures out how to use it… and realizes he just doesn’t really need most of the team🙂↔️
We need recovery protocols for AI the same way we do for any addiction. I block out 3 hours daily: reading books(or watching movies), movement(or get some sun), real connection. Because 'less screen time' isn't a strategy when the product is built to hook you.