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Chronological feed of everything captured from Alexander Embiricos.
Alexander Embiricos is conducting an hourly poll on his X feed and responding to a user issue by requesting their user ID or email. This enables the team to investigate the problem promptly. Indicates active user support protocol in social media operations.
OpenAI's Codex model was developed using a specific methodology outlined in their "Unlocking the Codex" announcement. Embiricos confirms direct team involvement in Codex's training process. This collaboration highlights external contributions to foundational AI model development.
Alexander Embiricos acknowledges a user's report on his X feed and requests additional information about their setup via reply or DM. This interaction occurs within an hourly poll context on his feed. It demonstrates proactive engagement with user feedback.
Alexander Embiricos expresses skepticism about a report on his X feed's hourly poll but commits to investigating it thoroughly. The response underscores a policy of treating user reports with high priority regardless of initial belief. This reflects standard platform moderation practices on X.
Alexander Embiricos initiated an hourly poll on his X feed to assess how well Codex, an AI model, handles deep research-style queries. The poll reflects user curiosity about Codex's effectiveness in complex, investigative prompting scenarios. This setup enables real-time community feedback on AI research capabilities.
A user commented on Alexander Embiricos' X feed hourly poll, inquiring about specific error messages. They explicitly requested a screenshot for visual clarification. No further details on the errors or poll content are provided in the note.
Alexander Embiricos responds to a user's bug report by confirming ongoing efforts to replicate the issue. He requests consistent reproduction steps from the reporter named Mitch Troy. This indicates active debugging engagement in a technical context, possibly software-related.
Alexander Embiricos is running an hourly poll via his X feed to gather user feedback on Codex AI's personality and communication style. The poll solicits preferences for conciseness vs. explainability and directness vs. collaboration, along with specific examples of effective or poor interactions. Responses are encouraged openly or via DMs, with a playful reference to providing "burnt toast" in replies for those familiar with the cultural nod.
Alexander Embiricos' X feed features an hourly poll highlighting "ChatGPT-oWork-4.2-Codex-xHigh". This appears to reference a customized or specialized version of ChatGPT, potentially optimized for work tasks with Codex integration and high performance tuning. The notation suggests iterative development in AI model variants tracked via social media polls.
OpenAI partnered with NVIDIA to deploy Codex across entire companies, achieving successful results in initial enterprise pilots. Alexander Embiricos confirms positive experiences from deep integrations with multiple enterprises. The initiative invites other companies to participate in similar rollouts.
Alexander Embiricos maintains an X feed that includes hourly polls. The content provided is labeled as a user note for this recurring poll format. This suggests a structured, time-based engagement mechanism on the platform.
The tool conceals bash commands and employs an approvals policy independent of manual bash approvals. Git functionality activates conditionally only within git projects. This design has persisted since at least 7 days ago.
The coding setup conceals bash commands and employs an approvals policy independent of manual bash approvals. Git integration activates conditionally based on presence in a git project. This behavior has remained consistent since at least 7 days ago.
A user poll on Alexander Embiricos' X feed, conducted hourly, receives a direct affirmative response of "yes!". This indicates positive reception to the proposed or ongoing poll feature. The brevity suggests strong, unqualified support from the respondent.
Alexander Embiricos reports that his entire workflow, excluding computer use tasks, runs exclusively on Windows—including browser usage. This preference highlights Windows as the platform for general computing activities outside specialized "computer use" functions. The statement appears in an hourly poll context from his X feed.
OpenAI's Codex introduces auto-review mode, enabling extended operation on tests, builds, and automations with fewer human approvals. A separate agent performs contextual checks on higher-risk steps prior to execution, balancing productivity and safety. Users like Alexander Embiricos now default to this mode for efficiency.
Alexander Embirico acknowledges that his X feed's hourly poll feature consumes rate limits at a faster pace than standard usage. More precise data on the consumption rate will be provided soon. This implies a minor performance trade-off for real-time polling functionality.
Alexander Embiricos announced a temporary workaround for an unspecified issue in his X feed's hourly poll feature: users should remove approval mode from their config.toml file. A permanent fix is scheduled for tomorrow. This directive targets technical users managing configurations, likely in an AI or automation context.