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I’m trying to understand how Codex resets actually work so I don’t accidentally waste them. Some people say it’s a 5‑hour rolling limit , others say it’s a weekly quota , and I can’t find anything official that clearly explains it. When you hit the cap, is it supposed to reset after a few hours, or only once per week? If anyone has tested this recently or has a definitive explanation, I’d really appreciate it. Just trying to plan my usage so I don’t burn through resets unnecessarily. Tha...

https://preview.redd.it/b6owx6346rah1.png?width=956&format=png&auto=webp&s=09d133bdf87c4a1f281417158a21da9c4144bde4 How can Fable be released again and GPT 5.6 is still only available for a selected group? I thought Dario is the bad guy, according to US Gov/Trump...

I wanted to see how far modern coding agents could go on a language that almost nobody uses. So I picked UmLang , an esoteric programming language created years ago from a Korean internet meme, and asked Codex to port Pikachu Volleyball . The surprising part was that it actually completed the project (roughly 41 hours of work). After that, I benchmarked multiple implementations using headless simulation throughput (graphics/audio disabled). Results: Native Rust Original JavaScr...

I started a project with Codex about a month ago. Over time, the application turned into more diagnostics than function. No, seriously. The logging and diagnostics being implemented started overshadowing the actual program functionality. Basically, here’s how it went down: after giving Codex the details and instructions, it proceeded to do its thing: planning, implementing, asking questions, more planning, more implementing, and so on. We went back and forth 277 million times over what wasn’t ...

Over the past 12 months, and rapidly accelerating in the last 6, OpenAI has reduced the topics and tasks it will allow its models to handle. There seems to be no underlying basis for most beyond two factors: fear of litigation imposing moralistic stances They are intertwined and both are situated within a wholly American (USA) context. The end result is that OpenAI is now enforcing and exporting the USA‘s conservative culture. By itself this is a problem but the Model’s ever-expandin...

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I’m the maker of Superloopy, a small MIT-licensed workflow layer for Codex and Claude Code. I built it around a problem I kept running into with coding agents: after a long task, the final answer often sounds confident, but the human still has to reconstruct what was actually checked. The pattern I’m trying is an evidence gate before the agent can call work done: - define acceptance criteria up front - route specialized work through skills/subagents when useful - run command-backed che...

When an AI agent reads a webpage, email, or document, that content can tell it what to do. The agent has no native way to distinguish data from instructions. Most defenses scan for obvious patterns and miss anything subtle. I built Arc Gate around a different principle: external content has zero instruction authority regardless of what it says. It doesn't matter how the injection is worded. If it came from a tool result, webpage, or email, it cannot instruct your agent. The numbers: AgentD...

I was curioius and asked Claude this. I thought that it would say like to live the longest life, or like Billionare, the usual stuff. It gave this.

We’re seeing a clear divide right now. Big companies are making models more restricted and heavily aligned for safety. At the same time, open-source and uncensored models are growing fast because many people want fewer limitations and more freedom. I’m curious what others think. Do you believe this split will continue and create two very different types of AI, or will one side eventually dominate?

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Hello, I wanted to share with you my new project SophMate it is an AI store/site assistant with automation features and advanced insights about your store. I would love some feedback if you check it out! Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48758932 Points: 1 # Comments: 0

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Are there any new technologies or contracts that underpin how images, videos or text created with AI can be verified? It seems nobody is really sure whether anything they see online is genuine or not any more; I think most people want protocols to ascertain this, but the technology (or agreement) doesn't appear to be there yet, or in the hands of individuals. Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48759712 Points: 1 # Comments: 0