Out of all of the amazing things that we can do, the most fundamental thing that is still a terrible experience is texting. Why can't I use @Google messages to organize conversations how I'd like? I shouldn't have to scroll through a field of spam and unimportant texts.

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15 minutes to burn through 55%? This is a job for Ultra Fable!

I was tired of light companies fighting for control so I had Codex build a solution from scratch. Now everything is synced. 😊

Wow! @OpenAIDevs NBA Finals "Time to Fly" commercial puzzle was incredibly fun and worth it. Thank you!!

It really does feel this way. If it doesn't, you're doing something wrong.

Competition continues to heat up in tech, and I love it. It feels like companies are moving in the right direction and really doing their best to address issues like societal, environmental, and economic impact. I really love being alive during these times 😁

Welcome to 2026. I had my whole genome sequenced, ended up with 250GB of raw sequencing data, and decoded, annotated, and explored it locally on my RTX 5090. Codex and Claude helped research the science, build the pipeline, and turn it into a fully interactive 3D app for exploring my DNA. Now I can understand more about my ancestry, traits, inherited risks, family patterns, and the biological clues behind how my body works, including how my genetics may influence medication response, drug metabolism, nutrient needs, food sensitivities, and lifestyle choices. I’ve already started making lifestyle changes from what I learned. I have a clearer picture of what I may pass to my kids, what may run in my family, and where I should be more proactive about prevention, screening, and long-term health. Genomics is not destiny, but it is information. And information can change behavior. This is what AI and technology should do: help people understand themselves better, make more informed decisions, and turn complex data into something useful for everyday life. We live in an incredible time of opportunity.

Also, if you're wondering - Codex update today was delayed because the Windows build was not ready for Remote Control. github.com/openai/codex/comm…

Everyone who waited for "Codex Thursday" now understands how Windows users felt waiting for the Atlas browser, and the ChatGPT desktop app parity, and the initial Codex app release, and Computer Use for Codex. 🤣

I wonder what Codex feature is releasing for Mac today 🙃

Here's a tip for Windows users with Claude and Codex. You can use Claude dispatch to remote control Codex (removing the "Mac gate"). Likewise, you can open the terminal within the Codex app to bypass the normal terminal restriction Claude dispatch has. Claude🤝Codex >

Did I get a GPT-5.6 A/B test? If so, this thing was FAST to generate its output.

Does this happen non-stop with Codex for anyone else on Windows? Especially if any images are generated.

Just when I'm finally ready to give Google and Antigravity a chance again, here's the first attempt. I don't know why I bother fooling myself.

It's been a long time coming. 😁 90 days seems to be the release cycle.