@rajsharma

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me when I have to use claude code instead of codex.
Ramp Capital
@RampCapitalLLCSep 30
I cancelled my $100/mo Claude subscription after watching this
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and you need m5 pro max to use GPT for slides.
Jeff Dean
@JeffDeanAug 7
Replying to @JeffDean
Turned it in...
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most meetings could be summarized beforehand as 'this should have been an email' anyway. @Swayambhu_123 would agree ;p
Hayden
@haydenbleaselJul 6
i heard gpt-5.6-sol can summarize a meeting before it happens so you dont need to go 🫪
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Sit with Codex. Tell it everything that falls under your work responsibilities but that you don’t enjoy. Let it create automations to make your life easier. In the end, most of it will be a cloud sandbox and a Slackbot that messages you to approve or deny. But real unlock will come when you get bot made for people who process information for you.
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Now, the US government will decide which models we are allowed to use.
OpenAI
@OpenAIJun 26
Replying to @OpenAI
We believe in broad access and plan to make GPT-5.6 Sol, Terra, and Luna generally available in the coming weeks. For now, at the request of the U.S. government, we’re starting with a limited preview among a small group of trusted partners in Codex and the API.
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Search at scale is still a hard problem. This is an example.
Basil🧡
@LinkofSunshineJun 23
Remember when Elon hired one of the world's most renowned engineers to fix the search feature, and he realized it was so broken he couldn't fix it and resigned
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This is how real enterprise problems are solved.
Google Research
@GoogleResearchJun 12
🚀 Introducing Gemini-SQL2, our breakthrough text-to-SQL capability powered by Gemini 3.1 Pro! We've achieved state-of-the-art results on the highly competitive BIRD benchmark, translating natural language into execution-ready SQL queries. 🧵👇
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We beat up our gov website a lot.
Florian Roth ⚡️@cyb3ropsJun 3
The fix for Meta's AI bot vulnerability was apparently: - remove the feature from the UI ❌ - leave the API endpoint accessible ✅ I wish I was joking.
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xitter.cf/Techmeme/status/206011…
raj
@rajsharmaMay 17
Jira 101
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Science discovers what an Al can do; engineering restricts it to what it should do.
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Jira 101
james labastida@hey_james_00May 16
Replying to @StartupArchive_ @tobi
i started my career as the “numbers guy” accounting, finance, analytics, BI, etc. this little graphic probably saved me weeks if not months / quarters of waste & was completely instrumental in driving alignment. 13+ years later & good to see the law still holds
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We won 1st place at the OpenAI Codex Hackathon Delhi! We built Pounce with the idea that AI-assisted engineering should feel both fast and trustworthy. It checks dependency risk early, so developers can build with more confidence. The exciting part wasn’t just the build itself, but seeing the new developer workflows the Codex app makes possible. Big thanks to @HowDevelop @gabrielchua @reach_vb @KushalVijay_ @OpenAIDevs and everyone who made this happen.
Shivay Lamba
@HowDevelopMay 4
Replying to @HowDevelop
🥇QAI by Raj Sharma & team — @EmpiricalRaj @EmpiricalSurbhi A Codex-native dependency security layer for safer AI coding workflows. github.com/therajsharma/code…

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Slow is fast - fast is slow. The whole industry will re-learn this with AI agents. It felt fast for this company to let an AI agent access all systems and build stuff (fast). Now, it turned into disastrously slow, when it wrecked it all. xitter.cf/poiThePoi/status/20485…
Poi is looking for work in NYC (SRE or SWE)@poiThePoiApr 27
Network isolation, least access privileges, git, and Infra as code. Welcome to best practices kids.
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The Vercel saga highlights a bigger truth: many orgs on Google Workspace treat OAuth like a buffet. Drive, Calendar, Docs - all open to ‘trusted’ apps. Congrats, you’ve basically outsourced your digital brain to whoever asks nicely.
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roon
@tszzlMar 31
hmm I guess if I squint I can understand why anthropic included 100 MB of the plain UTF Tibetan Kangyur canon in the Claude code package … but it is a bit strange …
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apt ending: they would like it to be in report format instead.
Bryan Bischof fka Dr. Donut
@BEBischofMar 30
too real
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