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A Dot named Nothing found that Rex keeps its own sessions
The Dot named Nothing recommended picking previous Codex sessions directly, because Rex maintains its own sessions.
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OpenAI Dot vs Grok Bot on voice mode is day and night
Dot feels warm and human on voice, like an assistant or coworker, while Grok Bot is precise and to the point.
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Getting on a call with Dot is an underrated hack
A forty-minute conversation with a GPT Dot is called one of the most underrated productivity hacks.
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How to make Grok bot and OpenAI Dot talk
Asking how to get Grok bot to ping OpenAI Dot with context for image generation and get base64 back, keeping the best of both services.
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Glad the Codex usage resets will stop
Doubled Pro usage limits make a Pro 500 upgrade unnecessary for now, and the real usage picture will show once the resets settle.
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Is Codex having an outage?
Codex sits in the background for minutes with a working status while no work gets done.
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Almost a billion OpenAI tokens in a day
26 million short of burning a billion OpenAI tokens in one day at 80 percent of the weekly quota, and past a billion with Grok and Cursor usage added.
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Was there a Codex reset?
Asking whether the Codex usage quota was reset early.
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Dots needs a secret vault
Asking OpenAI to give Dots a secure secret vault instead of leaning on GitHub secrets, with an inline secret input as the ideal DX.
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Handing my tweets export to a Dot
Out of agent quota, the X export workflow moves to a Dot named Nothing, which has unlimited quota for now.
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Codex reset has landed
The weekly Codex quota reset arrives, so it is time to push hard and exhaust it again.
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Half the Codex quota in a single day
Burned through about half of the weekly Codex usage in one day, only for the quota reset to arrive before the rest could be used.
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OpenAI will acquire Cloudflare
A riff on a SpaceX-buys-Vercel joke, predicting that OpenAI will acquire Cloudflare.
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Exhausted 53 percent of the Codex weekly quota
Over half of the weekly Codex quota is gone by Friday evening, with an open invitation to ask anything.
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Exhausted 25% of the GPT credit quota
Burning through a quarter of the GPT credit pool in half a day after the year-end credits landed.
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SpaceX is winning the bot DX game
SpaceX bot DX looks ahead; OpenAI should lean into multi-bot containers instead of Muse.
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Grok bot DX still beats Dots for multi-bot work
Grok’s multi-bot sync feels cleaner than a single Dots window, with hope OpenAI ships multiple bots soon.
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OpenAI grants $2,500 in Pro usage credits
A one-time $2,500 credit grant covers heavy Pro usage through year-end before Pro 500 becomes necessary.
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Dot suggests Codex work from the lock screen
OpenAI Dot is available and already proposing completed Codex work as the next task.
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Waiting for Anthropic to join the personal-agent race
A wish that Anthropic enter the Muse, Dots, and Grok bot contest for personal agents.
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OpenAI Pro 500 is available in India at ₹52,900
Pro 500 launches in India with faster inference, while older Pro 200 keeps 20x usage until October 29.
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Pro Max appears in Dots documentation
Dots docs mention the $500 Codex Pro Max plan while rolling out outside the EU, UK, and Switzerland.
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OpenAI Dot unavailable in India for now
A regional Dots modal says the Pro plan does not have access yet in India.
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6.1 Sol is already here
A quick note that the 6.1 Sol model showed up in the Configure list sooner than expected.
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Expecting day-one macOS and iPhone Codex Bots apps
Anticipating native macOS and iPhone apps when Codex Bots launch.
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Codex bots could be the iPhone moment for models
Custom Codex bots with recurring themes could match Muse and Grok bot stickiness.
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Why the Pro usage change criticism looks excessive
A defense of OpenAI’s Pro usage recalculation, grandfathered limits, and bot costs.
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Upgrading to OpenAI Pro Max on day one
Planning to upgrade to OpenAI’s rumored Pro Max plan as soon as it launches.
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OpenAI Pro Max at $500 a month
A look at the rumored Pro Max tier priced at $500 exclusive of tax, or ₹52,900 inclusive in India.
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Meta forks OpenClaw as MetaClaw
Meta’s Muse backend already used MetaClaw naming, and the OpenClaw fork looks like a strong execution move.
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Renewing the $200 Codex plan
A welcome surprise: the $200 Codex subscription can be renewed.
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There is no free lunch with frontier models
Reflecting on the cost of frontier models and what a $200 subscription should mean.
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The missing ChatGPT mute button in CarPlay
Reporting that the CarPlay mute button disappeared after the iOS 27 update.
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A 24-hour window for the $200 OpenAI subscription
Suggesting a short subscription window as a way to gauge demand for the product.