Interviews with Codex lead Alexander Embiricos, OpenClaw s Peter Steinberger, and others about OpenAI s upcoming superapp that combines ChatGPT with Codex (Alex Heath/Sources)
Alex Heath / Sources : Interviews with Codex lead Alexander Embiricos, OpenClaw's Peter Steinberger, and others about OpenAI's upcoming superapp that combines ChatGPT with Codex Why Codex is becoming the foundation for everything. Also: Fidji Simo's internal memo about taking a leave of absence. Paid
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Я потратил месяц на AI-инструменты и удалил половину из них
В пятницу 14 февраля в 23:40 я сидел за ноутом, дожимая дедлайн на проекте за $2300 . Copilot вдруг подсунул мне "оптимизацию", которая так ловко сломала авторизацию сразу в трёх местах. Следующие четыре часа я чинил то, что за 11 секунд превратилось в кашу. Наутро я понял: из моих 14 AI-инструментов реально работали только три. Инструментальная перегрузка Когда я впервые начал работать с AI-инструментами, казалось, что это будет настоящим спасением. Меньше рутинной работы, больше времени на творчество. Но вскоре стало ясно, что эта иллюзия начала трескаться. Каждый инструмент считал своим долгом вмешиваться в код, предлагать "улучшения", которые на деле оборачивались дополнительной работой. К тому же, постоянно переключаться между ними было просто невыносимо. Вроде бы они должны экономить
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