Hooked Codex up to Marvelous Designer (by telling it to hook itself up) and asked it for like 10 outfits for my app. I had 50% of a $100 account and used Astra Ultra w/ Computer Use (for simulating the fabric and fitting lol)
Somehow it ran for 10 hours and made 65 outfits, 115 pieces of clothing. 🤯
I connected Codex to Marvelous Designer a few days ago to make clothing for my desktop pet app. Normally Astra Ultra can make 5-10 outfits before running out of gas.
Last night it made 115 garments, 65 complete outfits over a 10 hour period.
10 Hours of Astra Ultra, 65 deliverables... and I only started on 56% utilization remaining. $100 account.
After OpenAI doubled our weekly amounts and the other updates, I’ve noticed that Codex with computer-use and MCP uses an insanely low amount. It feels like it’s using 1/4 the gas now, maybe less… it’s kind of weird.
If you pay for $100+ Codex, go into Settings > Billing and claim your free API credits by linking your OpenAI ORG ID.
How are we not completely exhausted with this fear mongering shit by now.
We're all going to die! Eventually! 😵
Japan taught cancer to perform harakiri and go with honor😭
AI's presence in the cyber industry makes me miss being an on-prem Exchange SME.
200 companies asking if they "have AI anywhere" - This is not a cybersecurity question.
I will let you know if anything is being malicious. Human or virtual human.
Your IT department is responsible for the software installed on your desktops. Not knowing or controlling what your users are installing is the only cybersecurity risk I'm pointing at.
Seems like Astra's checks almost never fail on Ultra. Maybe one check out of the past 300 failed.
If I had said "Perform no checks or tests" in my prompts, I could have probably halved my utilization rate 😄
I never really learned how to properly use git with my projects and just used "robocopy to E:" for like 2 decades😂
Now I use git, because it's as easy as "Hey set up that git thing" and "Take a checkpoint or something before we do this crazy shit"
Past Cars:
1994 Nissan Maxima 🤮
2001 Dodge Stratus 🤮
1999 Jeep Grand Cherokee 🤟
2014 Jeep Cherokee 😅
Can't decide if I want an Mercedes AMG GLC or a Land Rover next. Nobody within 100 miles works on Land Rovers so probably getting my AMG.
Dashboard updated and a full tank of Codex gas.
Entirely powershell, no idea what the code looks like, which makes it more enjoyable tbh.
When a resource maxes out or a codex task fails, it gets all glitched out in a way that points toward the metric or event in a super animated way. No idea how it does that and that's what makes it fun to use. 😄
If the AI starts to get too grumpy or evil, I found the doctor who will give it digital medication.
Replying to @Orwelian84
sarcastiqwen: +L15N3920
add -L12N2920 or maybe -L16N8168 for sycophancy
add +L10N6295 for condolences on good things
add L11N6261+0.4, L17N7870−0.4 for chill friend
maybe try: L18N5796+0.6 L15N3920+0.6 L12N2920−0.5 L10N6295+0.4 L16N8168−0.3
Unbelievable
JUST IN: Scientists reveal the optimal dance moves men should make to attract female mates.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The "JUST IN" claim refers to a 2010 Northumbria University study, not recent research.
royalsociety.org/news/2010/attr…
livescience.com/8595-study-men…
Tried NYKD Nicotine Pouches. 🤮
Crisp Apple tastes like medicine for a horse or maybe something you spray to keep the dogs from chewing on furniture.
Berry Lemon tastes like a neurotoxin. Like this flavor should only be under the kitchen sink.
It's like they're actively trying to hurt me with flavor.
Part of becoming sober requires hating the thing you were hooked on.
My son's homebound teacher mentioned drinking the other day and I simply said "The version of me that I took behind the shed 15 years ago will come back. That ain't happening."
Don't beat around the bush. Don't hesitate. Be strong and firm. I will never drink again because I fucking hate that guy and he's never coming back. Period.
Woke up to a surprise Codex reset - time to build!
I talked to my department about Codex's resets mostly to see who's using them and building this month and was kind of shocked to see people thinking a reset is a bad thing.
Maybe 2 people out of 30 could even speak on LLMs in general without kind of regurgitating hot air to not sound behind on the times.
This wouldn't be concerning if we weren't a cybersecurity firm actively being asked about AI, AIDR, etc. by capital cities and massive customers every day 🤯










