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Joined February 2008
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make Codex great at the boring parts of shopping by telling it to remember these tips: * use Chrome, reuse existing carts/tabs, and keep live checkout state intact * build every cart as far as possible, then batch blockers/questions for me * exhaust discounts: online codes, email/SMS signup, stacking; use best code and unsubscribe later * prefer Shop Pay/Stripe Link over normal checkout; authorized to use emailed/texted auth codes * accept required checkout terms/steps, but don’t opt into marketing unless needed for a discount * don’t final-submit/pay without action-time confirmation * prefer reputable retailers; flag sketchy sellers, spec mismatches, bad return terms, weird lead times * verify exact qty/color/specs, delivery type, lead time, returnability, and total before handoff * use white-glove only for heavy/fragile/assembly-heavy items; flag absurd shipping and consider alternatives * on vintage/marketplaces, make aggressive offers; batch same-seller items for bulk leverage * in live support chat, check it every 30–60s and respond fast * authorized to share order/customer details with checkout/support channels when needed * keep monitoring email & texts for order updates until delivery, work with support to resolve any issues
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my fiancée and i love to design, so we don’t give up the fun exploration part. from iphone/ipad, select safari tabs, tap copy links, paste to codex. it’ll batch order, find deals, checkout, track orders for any issues, and work with support to resolve.
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codex is a great shopper. part of my home depot order didn't arrive; it repurchased just those items for delivery tomorrow morning
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...and then waited 25 minutes in a support queue, worked with a live agent, and canceled original pickup
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codex windows uses past few days: * Turned LG rolling TV into remote workstation: connected to monitor to setup Homebrew, Moonlight, and on the PC Sunshine so I can use my desktop anywhere in the house. * Built OBSBot camera plugin, logging in to UniFi dashboard to find camera, downloading SDK from Gmail, and vision to fine-tune camera API perf. * Put NAS on Tailscale, setup Plex Media Server, diagnosed slow transfers from NAS admin & UniFi network topology. Got my father-in-law remote access to his favorite media -- oh, and it used Chrome to go find out how to buy him an iPad remotely in Maine and deliver it. * Built a safer webOS dev token refresh flow, the Homebrew channel option sends tokens to a remote server, so after a security audit decided to make its own. * Made my Mac bootstrap repo cross-platform & setup entire PC in Windows native way: PowerShell native dev env (wrapped w/ Socket Firewall of course), PowerToys config, keyboard mapping, taskbar cleanup, path normalization, WSL w/ dotfiles installed, and common apps like VLC, OBS, Tailscale (full setup via admin on browser). * Built a "record every window" automation for OBS screen recording: automatically notices new windows, adds to OBS as a window capture source, tiles them into a scene, and records for easy demo compilation. now to go wheel ’dex out to my new metal fabricator!
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configuring my windows box based on my mac from the hot tub ty codex mobile
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i am here for the rescue of landlocked technologies
Last night I asked Codex to reverse-engineer my building's ancient door system. Just now I unlocked the front door by asking Codex in ChatGPT to do it. From my phone. ✨🤯
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going to send this to the savant installer who told me he wouldn't *let* me edit things in my home "for my own good"
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in hindsight it makes sense that "barebones" pc meant it also wouldn't include an OS installer 🤦‍♂️
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fun AND useful
Today we’re releasing Appshots in Codex. I love this feature! It makes it so easy to integrate Codex into everything I do on my Mac.
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codex for home repair: replaced a broken AC unit, new one makes this annoying noise. HVAC proposed invasive work to add new return supplies. asked codex about the issue while talking to him; it found the invoice in my email & looked up unit… variable fan speed simply set wrong
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daylight is a beautifully built device, well worth it
Instead of an iPad get a daylight tablet for your kids. It’s a paper like Bluelight free display. It’s easier on the eyes and far less stimulating than an iPad. This means less dopamine driven overstimulation and cravings. It functions more like a calm reading and drawing device than an entertainment device. Way better suited to kids if your goal is focus and reduced screen addiction.
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great for those last 10 mins of the flight when wifi still works but you're forced to put your laptop away
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Keep your computer awake so it’s always reachable and available and you can talk to Codex from your phone whenever and wherever!
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Michael Schade retweeted
Codex’s “hatch-pets” skill for creating Pets is useful for way more than you think! It builds an 8x9 sprite atlas with transparent (!) unused cells, individual animation frames, row-by-row prompts, metadata, validation, and QA assets. Basically, you can give it a concept, and it literally will build you a full usable sprite sheet that you can repurpose for whatever you want. Beyond Codex Pets, you can use it to create game sprites, tiny mascots, retro UI companions, stream overlays, chat stickers, loading animations, website easter eggs, or pixel-art-ish character prototypes. Really useful!
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just in time for pool season!
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You've been asking for this one... Now in preview: Codex in the ChatGPT mobile app. Start new work, review outputs, steer execution, and approve next steps, all from the ChatGPT mobile app. Codex will keep running on your laptop, Mac mini, or devbox.
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i’m back to new york after five months in sf. as i sit here (along with my little buddy zoe, who i missed deeply), i'm struck by this all-encompassing gratitude for everyone in my life. this weekend has already been chock-full of love as i catch up with my mom, dad, and my best friends, whose families have become my own as well. later today we'll all be together again to celebrate their beautiful daughter kate, who is turning THREE in spite of my feeble attempts at slowing time -- but i should know better, watching kate grow up has made it clear that nothing in life will stand in her path. in THREE WEEKS, my brother, sister-in law, and my eleven-year-old nephew kamden are leaving missouri after a lifetime there, moving only twenty minutes away! seeing kate grow up has made me really reflect on how much i missed of kamden growing up -- he's such a deeply caring, creative, and appropriately chaotic soul, and i haven't yet wrapped my head around how incredible it is i'll get to see them so much in mere weeks. and this year, i'll be marrying the love of my life zac. he's still in los angeles filming for another week, and while i miss him the silver lining is his absence speaks just as much as his presence: life is fuller with him in ways i never thought possible, in ways i'm still discovering, and in ways i can't wait to learn as we have babies of our own and figure out how to show them life. i am awash with gratitude
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