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Olivier Payen

@opayen

Engineering manager @plugsurfing (ex @klarna & @truecaller) • 🇫🇷 🇸🇪

Joined April 2007
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@thsottiaux hey, I love Codex Cloud, I think it's underrated, but why is there no way for a thread to create other threads? I want to have an orchestrator thread that spawns and babysits other ones. Tried from both web and desktop app
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seems like Codex desktop can do it itself via the Codex CLI, gonna give it a try
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apparently the CLI doesn't let Codex select which model to use. Will let Codex desktop control Chrome to create the threads on Codex Cloud from the web.
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Idea: use GPT Luna or even Jev to detect @thsottiaux’s Codex reset announcements and expose their status through a static API. Get notified or automatically kick off a big project with Astra to put your remaining quota to work before the reset.
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@opayenSep 22
Something great with Astra is that it is aware of the usage quota. So you can basically ask it to keep going with a long plan and tell it to stop when it sees that the reset has been applied. Engine started 🤓
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Something great with Astra is that it is aware of the usage quota. So you can basically ask it to keep going with a long plan and tell it to stop when it sees that the reset has been applied. Engine started 🤓
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@thsottiauxSep 22
Ladies and gentlemen... start... your... ENGINES. We are almost Tuesday and I promised a reset for Tuesday. Among some other things. See you soon.
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I've been using @OpenAI's Codex a lot lately, and I find it amazing (both the model and desktop app). At this point, I think everybody knows that creating a plan is essential when working on larger changes. Here is what I've been using that makes it even better for me 👇
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The reason this works so well is that subagents start from a clean context window. They aren't "biased" by the previous chat history, so they can look at the plan with completely fresh eyes.
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The benefit is that you catch important flaws early on instead of at code-review time (or later). This results in a better overall solution and a lot less code-review back-and-forth.
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@opayenMar 16
Hey twitter! It's been a while. I've been having fun building a new Android app on the side that roasts you based on your phone usage. Anyone interested in beta testing it?
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Hey twitter! It's been a while. I've been having fun building a new Android app on the side that roasts you based on your phone usage. Anyone interested in beta testing it?
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Gave away a bed that I didn't need anymore on @tradera for 1 SEK (less than 0.1 EUR) but now Tradera wants me to pay 2 SEK 🤦‍♂️ Thanks but I'll use another platform next time. I have other things to do than making 2 SEK payments 😂
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Today was my last day at @Klarna! It's been both very challenging and rewarding. I was surrounded by some of the best engineers I've ever seen. Now looking forward to starting a new adventure 🚀
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Fascinating discussion from 2011 between Apple execs from about App Store rules (native app vs web app and how to block Facebook's apps directory)
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@TechEmails11 Jun 2023
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July 14, 2011
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That's super exciting, can't wait to play with it
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@duolingo14 Mar 2023
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Roleplay lets you practice real-world conversation skills with world characters in the app. Discuss your vacation plans with Lin, or order a coffee from Oscar in Paris. The AI behind this feature is responsive and interactive, meaning no two conversations will be exactly alike.
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Not that much into football, but what a match 🤯
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Google Photos is not sure if it should talk to me in English or French 😅
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Apple execs on iMessage for Android April 7, 2013
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Just created my first PR on React Native 🤓 It was fun to learn how to build it from source and play with C++ github.com/facebook/react-na… #reactnative
Use monotonic clock for performance.now() by opayen · Pull Request #33983 · react/react-native

Use monotonic clock for performance.now() by opayen · Pull Request #33983 · react/react-native

Summary In #32695, the Performance.now() implementation changed to use unix epoch timestamps instead of a monotonic clock. This is problematic, because it means that performance measurements get sk...

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Starting a new journey at @Klarna today as Engineering Manager. Exciting!
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