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Disappearing prompt box when app is not maximized

I recently installed the app (instead of using it in a browser sidebar). I have found one annoying glitch, that after I enter a prompt, and then get a response, if the app is not maximized, the prompt box at the bottom disappears and I have to open a new chat if I want to continue a dialog. I like using it in a smaller window (either in a sidebar, or with the app not maximized, so I can use a browser next to it), so running it maximized isn't going to help me out much. I am on Windows 11. op...
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We have a team of 5 persons

Is there a option for Companies to buy lets say 2x Pro Subscription and 3x Plus subscription in Team, like Claude has ?
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How to branch new chat but keep the same vibe/image style that was consistently done in that chat?

I've noticed that many different chats in gpt adhere to a specific "image style" when creating like a story with images for example. I have a chat where I really like the images and art style it's made, but it seems to have gotten lost, I tried the "chat branch from this message" thing but it kinda loses the art style it built there that was good, is there anyway to do what I'm trying? Char.Ai has it pretty solid with the "New chat from here" function and I'm trying...
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Chatgpt pro plan is not working

My ChatGPT Pro subscription appears to have lost its entitlement. The issue first appeared in the Codex app with the error: The 'gpt-5.6-sol' model is not supported when using Codex with a ChatGPT account. Shortly afterward, my ChatGPT account started showing “ChatGPT Free” even though my billing page shows my Pro subscription as Paid. My account email and billing email are the same. The sad thing is absolutely zero response from openai team on email, twitter, dev community or anywhere. ...
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Deep Research - Like Use Case

I'm looking for the best approach to doing extensive / exhaustive research of recent news and scientific publications. Options I've tried include: 5.6 Terra- Max (work) 5.6 Sol - High (work) Deep Research (chat) I'm finding it variable depending on my specific question, and not efficient to keep running multiple queries to compare. Does anyone have a perspective on what is best or what is most usage efficient? [link] ...
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What AI tools do you use for polished app demo videos?

I’m looking for an AI tool to create high-quality mobile app walkthrough videos showing the login flow, key features, taps, transitions, and a phone frame. What tools do you recommend? Also, could you share the best workflow or steps you use to create a polished result?
Codex App keeps flashing after launch and is completely unusable
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Codex App keeps flashing after launch and is completely unusable

I opened the Codex App today, and the entire interface immediately started flashing nonstop. The window loads, but everything keeps flickering so badly that I cannot click anything or use the app at all. I recorded a screen video because the problem looks ridiculous and is hard to explain with screenshots. Has anyone else run into this recently? Is this related to a new update, GPU rendering, or some kind of UI bug? Codex has officially become the most advanced strobe light on my computer....
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No more resets?

Kind of hoped for another Codex / ChatGPT Code reset
Personal project: Blender Bench - how good LLMs are at building 3D scenes in Blender
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Personal project: Blender Bench - how good LLMs are at building 3D scenes in Blender

Hey! I've worked in 3D for some time and was really inspired by MineBench results of how good LLMs were at 3D apparently. Well here's my week-long personal hobby project: I basically give LLMs access to Blender via MCP or one-shot via script and prompting them to create a scene. Runs get standardized renders and some more things to make the scenes look good on the web compared to their Blender counterparts, as fair as I can. This is specifically for LLMs without any external 3D generators. The G...
WTF, okay I've never seen gemini break like this.
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WTF, okay I've never seen gemini break like this.

Somebody tell me how it broke the LLM completely, it has something to do with LLM reading the file and converting the bytes to tokens. Edit: Why I posted this in openai subreddit cause i tried posting in google gemini subreddit and it got removed by reddit's filters.
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We are completely underestimating the absolute scale of OpenAI's cash machine right now.

We could see people doomposting about Anthropic overtaking OpenAI in secondary market valuation this summer, but the new financial leaks prove OpenAI is still a monster. They are currently pulling in a clean $2 billion every single month ($25B annualized run rate), and corporate API adoption makes up nearly half of that. Yes, the $3.7 billion Q1 burn rate is absolutely terrifying, but they are sitting on an insane pile of cash from that $122 billion March round. Sam Altman is reportedly holding ...
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AI race

We are just watching at the moment...
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What AI capability do you think is improving more slowly than most people expected?

Over the past couple of years, AI has made huge progress in coding, writing, and multimodal tasks. But there are still areas where progress feels slower than many predicted. For me, long-term planning and reliably handling complex, multi-step tasks still seem inconsistent. What's one capability you expected AI to master by now, but it still struggles with? I'm interested in hearing real-world experiences from people who use AI regularly, whether for research, development, or everyday work....
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I spent a week exploring whether AI can actually help with creative writing. Here is what I learned.

I have been experimenting with different writing methods recently, and one question keeps coming back to me: Can AI actually improve creativity, or does it just make writing faster? At first, I thought AI would only be useful for generating ideas. But after trying it for brainstorming, outlining, and rewriting, I noticed something interesting. The biggest change was not that AI wrote better stories than humans. It was that AI helped me overcome the moments when I had no ideas. However, I...
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Notrack.ai sus?

Has anyone heard of notrack.ai. There seems to be limited info on it on the web... Nothing I could find on reddit. A whois that points back to the UA?? Anyone got any info on it?
Did anthropic just removed fable from subscriptions again ?
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Did anthropic just removed fable from subscriptions again ?

https://preview.redd.it/jqo92n937ceh1.png?width=1325&format=png&auto=webp&s=2a2071255e9f0b970bb0a94819a48424da2f0274 Did anthropic just removed fable from subscriptions again ? im getting this now ( Max subscription only 30% on the fable usage.)
Does an AI behave differently depending on the language you speak to it?
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Does an AI behave differently depending on the language you speak to it?

https://preview.redd.it/w8kp82cpxceh1.jpg?width=2400&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=530c8ec700c5247f297fc7a140cb61cb63ec901d https://preview.redd.it/bryvvdiqxceh1.jpg?width=2400&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ce8895ced2030ed3621fc174e381397fc4cb1275 https://preview.redd.it/t9k4zy9wxceh1.jpg?width=2400&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=444899388f8d45b97b72695cc52dc13e145fa66a https://preview.redd.it/21ygix0yxceh1.jpg?width=2400&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=cd47f95b8...
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Most CEOs completely misunderstand the actual AI use case for business growth, and their rushed layoffs prove it.

Every time I see a founder or CEO posting on social media about how they fired half their staff because "AI runs everything now," I roll my eyes. We always hear about the layoffs because they make for loud, flashy headlines (or engagement-bait posts). What they don't tell you is how many of them are quietly rehiring a few months later. Look at the big players. Klarna cut 700 support reps, then had to rehire. Ford laid off a massive wave of engineers, then quietly brought hundreds ...
Built a shooter where you slap a hen to fire exploding eggs. The rule held every single time, which surprised me
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Built a shooter where you slap a hen to fire exploding eggs. The rule held every single time, which surprised me

been messing with Happy Oyster since it came out this week, wanted to see if it could handle actual game logic and not just pretty clips. so I made a shooter where the weapon is a hen. you slap her, she squawks and launches an egg, egg explodes on whatever it hits the part that actually got me is the rule holds. every slap is exactly one egg and one explosion, I tried to get it to misfire or double fire and couldnt. it also tracks state I never asked for - dummies I knocked down stay down whe...
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Final class-action settlement approval granted, judgment entered, and attorneys' fees awarded in the Bartz v. Anthropic AI copyright case

Today the Federal District Court for the Northern District of California granted final approval of the $1.5 Billion class-action settlement in the Bartz v. Anthropic AI copyright lawsuit, and entered judgment. The court also awarded plaintiffs' class counsel $101,561,111 in attorneys' fees. Good work if you can get it! (They wanted $187,500,000.)
Building it for myself primarly, but would you find that useful?
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Building it for myself primarly, but would you find that useful?

Need to play with the sound. I started building it for myself to have a side-kick that helps me with my goals and procrastination, but I would love to see your opinions. Currently it's running on GPT Realtime but I'm testing also xAI Voice + adding better voices and local brain.
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what building an AI assistant with no interface exposed: latency becomes personality and the acknowledgment has to prove it understood

building dexi, an assistant that lives in imessage, no app, the whole surface is a text thread. one prompt-design problem from it is worth sharing because it's non-obvious when your only surface is messages, you can't show a spinner or stream tokens. there's silence, then a reply. anything over ~10 seconds reads as being ignored and the user starts typing again, which forks the conversation. so you have to acknowledge fast. the trap: a generic "working on it!" reads as a bot instantl...
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my 'bursty' lead enrichment was costing me, finally figured out why

I've always had this pattern where I'd hit lead enrichment services hard for a few days, pulling hundreds of domains to size up a market or prep for an outreach push, then nothing for over a month. The problem wasn't the cost per lead itself, but the subscription model almost every service uses, which assumes consistent usage. This means you're paying for idle capacity most of the time, effectively subsidizing other users' consistent needs. The core insight here is that subscription services are...
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How to tell if an "independent" 3D AI benchmark site has undisclosed brand ties

Kept seeing the same AI 3D ranking site linked in every thread about which tool is best. It's one of those arena style voting things where you pick between two models and the homepage says "No paid promotion, no brand bias." Strong claims. Got curious and started digging into who runs it. Turns out it's run by a creator who also has a popular YouTube channel in the 3D AI space. If you scroll through the uploads the pattern is hard to miss, one brand gets way more coverage than the ot...
Tinder: does anyone know how AI bots are now easily passing the "oval-shape live camera face challenge" Tinder is using for account signup? I hopped on tinder to see the state of the art in AI bots (selling crypto on Signal and the usual).
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Tinder: does anyone know how AI bots are now easily passing the "oval-shape live camera face challenge" Tinder is using for account signup? I hopped on tinder to see the state of the art in AI bots (selling crypto on Signal and the usual).

Is there a simple kit someone has come up with to get through the "oval-shape live camera face challenge" .. or? Could it be as simple as the minimum wage scammer teams hold up a image of "Hen" there and move it in front of the camera? Does anyone know much about how the "oval-shape live camera face challenge" works, and/or how AI is defeating it? Using a small-city market location with about 100-150 swipees, I found ~3 hey-lets-use-signal bots, so there's 3% AI...