Same. Windows with WSL at work and personal Linux. Run wezterm on both with shared config. It’s amazing.
I think a lot of confusion comes from the discombobulated rollout of these models as well. They released gpt-6-sol (alongside astra and luna but no terra) and 7 days later released gpt-6.1-sol making gpt-6-sol basically…
I don’t think opus-5.5 is better than fable-5.1. I think opus is better overall because it’s much faster and cheaper than fable but if speed and cost is not a factor fable it’s probably just as if not slightly better…
There’s also a chance they surrender the dev market altogether to Ant and just focus on the “normie” segment with dots, computer use, excel etc. In which case they won’t have anything competitive to opus-5.5 anytime…
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Just use opus 5.5 for any code that needs to actually be merged.
Yes extremely irritating. While you can turn off app offloading there’s no setting for turning off book offloading.
OpenAI has been a disaster lately.
gpt-6.1-sol was released 7 days after gpt-6-sol only because they were bleeding to fable-5.1/opus-5.5 from Anthropic. It was a desperation move and certainly ate into their margins massively. Since their margins on…
100% in agreement. I pay for OAI sub and also use Codex exclusively at work for the past 8 months. I tried out fable 5.1 the day it was released and coming from gpt-5.6-sol I was truly mind blown (both in terms of code…
> which shadowy government A bit of false equivalency there
Why not use Codex CLI from inside WSL2? That’s that I do. I have Ubuntu LTS and while the VS Code extension works fine (for the most part) the CLI is where it’s at. The same goes for CC.
I actually love fable 5.1 prose. Before I was always on GPT models and I despised the writing. Actually I despised the writing they would do in the markdown docs, the writing in the responses was good. But there was…
That would have been great. Coulda gotten rid of an entire symlink folder structure.
So why should anyone slow down again? Because its like saying “i love you”? Why are all these pro-regulation arguments so nonsensical…
> 60% of college/university graduates are women, but it’s not “necessarily a positive story for women overall,” since it also means women are disproportionately burdened with student-loan debt.
Sol is an absolute machine. I stopped doing parallel worktrees just because the cost of context switch outweighs the cost of waiting Sol to just finish the task it’s working on which is usually anywhere from 1-10mins. I…
Codex CLI has support for keybindings tho last time I checked they were quite limited and you cannot replicate full universal text editing experience.
Those that have, more will be given. Those that do not, more will be taken.
Refreshing that the author doesn’t try to conceal his character or thoughts. The contents of his character and thoughts are quite objectionable though.
No one cares enough of zig to do it, people will just continue moving to Rust and similar.
You seem to think you know other people’s best interests better than they do.
Damn this is exciting. I love that gpt models are much faster, efficient and cheaper than Claude models. They are so fast even on high/xhigh that I don’t find myself using the parallel agent setup anymore much since its…
I love that Codex is open source and issues like these can surface/be addressed publicly.
Wait what. I never used CC but use Codex CLI with 5.5 daily and authenticating has never been an issue. I even rolled skills that instruct it how to retrieve test user credentials for auth purposes. Today using the…
Same. Windows with WSL at work and personal Linux. Run wezterm on both with shared config. It’s amazing.
I think a lot of confusion comes from the discombobulated rollout of these models as well. They released gpt-6-sol (alongside astra and luna but no terra) and 7 days later released gpt-6.1-sol making gpt-6-sol basically…
I don’t think opus-5.5 is better than fable-5.1. I think opus is better overall because it’s much faster and cheaper than fable but if speed and cost is not a factor fable it’s probably just as if not slightly better…
There’s also a chance they surrender the dev market altogether to Ant and just focus on the “normie” segment with dots, computer use, excel etc. In which case they won’t have anything competitive to opus-5.5 anytime…
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Just use opus 5.5 for any code that needs to actually be merged.
Yes extremely irritating. While you can turn off app offloading there’s no setting for turning off book offloading.
OpenAI has been a disaster lately.
gpt-6.1-sol was released 7 days after gpt-6-sol only because they were bleeding to fable-5.1/opus-5.5 from Anthropic. It was a desperation move and certainly ate into their margins massively. Since their margins on…
100% in agreement. I pay for OAI sub and also use Codex exclusively at work for the past 8 months. I tried out fable 5.1 the day it was released and coming from gpt-5.6-sol I was truly mind blown (both in terms of code…
> which shadowy government A bit of false equivalency there
Why not use Codex CLI from inside WSL2? That’s that I do. I have Ubuntu LTS and while the VS Code extension works fine (for the most part) the CLI is where it’s at. The same goes for CC.
I actually love fable 5.1 prose. Before I was always on GPT models and I despised the writing. Actually I despised the writing they would do in the markdown docs, the writing in the responses was good. But there was…
That would have been great. Coulda gotten rid of an entire symlink folder structure.
So why should anyone slow down again? Because its like saying “i love you”? Why are all these pro-regulation arguments so nonsensical…
> 60% of college/university graduates are women, but it’s not “necessarily a positive story for women overall,” since it also means women are disproportionately burdened with student-loan debt.
Sol is an absolute machine. I stopped doing parallel worktrees just because the cost of context switch outweighs the cost of waiting Sol to just finish the task it’s working on which is usually anywhere from 1-10mins. I…
Codex CLI has support for keybindings tho last time I checked they were quite limited and you cannot replicate full universal text editing experience.
Those that have, more will be given. Those that do not, more will be taken.
Refreshing that the author doesn’t try to conceal his character or thoughts. The contents of his character and thoughts are quite objectionable though.
No one cares enough of zig to do it, people will just continue moving to Rust and similar.
You seem to think you know other people’s best interests better than they do.
Damn this is exciting. I love that gpt models are much faster, efficient and cheaper than Claude models. They are so fast even on high/xhigh that I don’t find myself using the parallel agent setup anymore much since its…
I love that Codex is open source and issues like these can surface/be addressed publicly.
Wait what. I never used CC but use Codex CLI with 5.5 daily and authenticating has never been an issue. I even rolled skills that instruct it how to retrieve test user credentials for auth purposes. Today using the…