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Posted on 3/14/26 at 7:15 pm to CAD703X
Please?
Posted on 3/15/26 at 7:55 pm to CAD703X
I’m turning a board game I made and turning into a pc game using unity. It’s a slog. Any of yall have any advice or want to partner up?
Posted on 3/16/26 at 9:19 am to Richleau
As I mentioned earlier, the kid's tonsils are huge (we're getting them out April 1). We were eating dinner last night and he got chocked/gagged on a piece of food. This is not particularly uncommon (once every couple of months?) and usually the effects go away in a few mins. After 30 mins of him profuse amounts of saliva and getting increasingly hangry (He's a teenage boy) I chatGTP'ed what to do. First it said it would be anaphylaxis and take him to the ER right away. After we got past that point, it said there could be a piece of food lodged in his "tonsil crypts" and to have him gargle with warm water.
We'll he did that, immediately gagged and the vomitted (in the kitchen sink
) and was instantly "cured". I made him wait 15 more mins despite his protests, "Dad I can eat right now!" He laughed and thought it was cool that ChatGTP made him throw up. 
We'll he did that, immediately gagged and the vomitted (in the kitchen sink
) and was instantly "cured". I made him wait 15 more mins despite his protests, "Dad I can eat right now!" He laughed and thought it was cool that ChatGTP made him throw up. This post was edited on 3/16/26 at 9:21 am
Posted on 3/16/26 at 10:43 am to Lonnie Utah
I've used codex off and on for a while, but as it's tuned for writing code but not necessarily conversing and "talking out" the direction of development, I've been struggling to produce nice things. Maybe I'm slow/stupid and everyone already figured this out, or maybe there's a better way/tool that I'm not aware of, but I've started doing the following:
I create a project in ChatGPT to collect chats related to a particular app. It guides me on what to build and how to structure it. When we decide we're ready, I have it produce a prompt for codex which is typically a 1k+ word outline of the specific changes to make, changes not to make, constraints, etc. This is *much* better input to codex than the few sentences I was writing before. Included in the prompt is instructions for codex to update a couple of design/state documents which describe the codebase. I feed those docs into ChatGPT so that it stays aware of the state of things to generate better prompts to feed back into codex.
I create a project in ChatGPT to collect chats related to a particular app. It guides me on what to build and how to structure it. When we decide we're ready, I have it produce a prompt for codex which is typically a 1k+ word outline of the specific changes to make, changes not to make, constraints, etc. This is *much* better input to codex than the few sentences I was writing before. Included in the prompt is instructions for codex to update a couple of design/state documents which describe the codebase. I feed those docs into ChatGPT so that it stays aware of the state of things to generate better prompts to feed back into codex.
Posted on 3/16/26 at 12:25 pm to CAD703X
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It's insane.
My AI guy called me at 8 this morning and said I have something to show you. He had a database analyzer built into our suite. We use MSSQL. It makes sure all of the indexes and stored procedures are installed and working. lets the users know if there is a database performance issue. This is a single database with 164 files. He told me it took him an hour to complete. He as still testing it this morning. Its amazing what Clause can do with writing code.
This post was edited on 3/16/26 at 12:27 pm
Posted on 3/17/26 at 9:58 pm to CAD703X
Wrote half a book outline, blended two songs, write multiple posts on platforms, validate some data and probably something else.
Posted on 3/18/26 at 12:19 pm to SenseiBuddy
I'm a guest lecturer at a university every year and I'm using Claude embedded in PowerPoint to rethink/refresh the slides I have used in past years. It's pretty impressive!
Posted on 3/18/26 at 2:01 pm to Korkstand
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I've used codex off and on for a while, but as it's tuned for writing code but not necessarily conversing and "talking out" the direction of development
Have you tried plan mode? I believe that is what it is designed for.
I used Codex to create an extension for Visual Studio that takes the local environment variables and formats them to the json format for Azure environment variables or settings. It may save an hour her or there, but the experience was pretty cool. Codex built it much faster than I could.
Posted on 3/18/26 at 2:45 pm to Big Scrub TX
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I'm a guest lecturer at a university every year and I'm using Claude embedded in PowerPoint to rethink/refresh the slides I have used in past years. It's pretty impressive!
I've tinkered with just about everything. Claude has been by far the most useful of any of the tools.
All of the AI agent systems (such as openclaw) are just not there yet IMO.
Posted on 3/18/26 at 2:54 pm to Brisketeer
quote:A little bit. It helps with outlining changes and generating more specific prompts, but it doesn't really help me map out the direction of things. I'm using ChatGPT to refine fuzzy concepts, make UI mockups, and figure out UX, and codex alone wasn't giving me good results.
Have you tried plan mode? I believe that is what it is designed for.
I asked ChatGPT if I was doing it wrong
quote:
You should:
Keep using me for:
system design
UX philosophy
primitives
naming
mental models
Use Codex Plan Mode for:
“implement this exact thing”
“here’s the architecture, break it into steps”
“modify these files safely”
But of course this could change tomorrow.
And for context, I'm trying to build a pretty complicated app, the idea and concept for which I have referenced and refined in 100+ ChatGPT chats over the last year or so. GPT's memory has tons of rules and guidance accumulated to help me avoid leading codex down the wrong path. And instructing codex to update the markdown file of the current state of the code is the feedback loop that I was missing and should have been obvious in hindsight.
This post was edited on 3/18/26 at 3:01 pm
Posted on 3/18/26 at 8:07 pm to Korkstand
I cussed out the copilot window that opened when I pressed the stupid button where right Ctrl should be, because power toys key mapping just randomly stops working after a time.
Posted on 3/18/26 at 8:40 pm to calcotron
You guys are way out of my league. We have a company we pay to manage our IT and computer hardware. One guy in particular is a smart arse that I love to show up. I used Grok to troubleshoot our problems on a teams call and it essentially did his job for us and shut him up
Posted on 3/20/26 at 11:14 am to jmarto1
I built a ComfyUI workflow that does image generation using Flux 2 Klein.
Posted on 3/20/26 at 12:40 pm to SaintEB
I just fixed another store's ice machine. That saved a call out
Posted on 3/20/26 at 2:06 pm to deeprig9
You just need to convince him to setup overseerr
Posted on 3/20/26 at 2:16 pm to bluebarracuda
There is no more “overseer”. Just seerr.
Posted on 3/20/26 at 6:18 pm to Big Scrub TX
I start a new job in two weeks and it’s heavy teams meetings. I’m told company uses Claude. I need to learn it quickly.
Posted on 3/22/26 at 11:18 pm to CAD703X
1, Found out why my electric power washer is not working, check valve is stuck. No parts available. I'll check with DeWalt manana.
2.Designed a blouse for my sister who will be an amputee from cancer in the near future.
3. Repurpose old PC as a NAS
4. How to support a close friend dying of cancer.
2.Designed a blouse for my sister who will be an amputee from cancer in the near future.
3. Repurpose old PC as a NAS
4. How to support a close friend dying of cancer.
Posted on 3/23/26 at 1:18 pm to CAD703X
I have been waiting for 3 months on our IT Data guys to give me a dashboard. I dropped 400K+ rows of data into Claude and had it generate an HTML Based dashboard.
In less than 1 day, I was able to create an accurate, beautiful dashboard that delivered much more than IT would have done.
We have an Enterprise Claude license with no restrictions at work. We are also a Major Microsoft 365 client with Frontier program access. We rolled out Claude in Copilot to our masses over a week ago. It has been awesome.
In less than 1 day, I was able to create an accurate, beautiful dashboard that delivered much more than IT would have done.
We have an Enterprise Claude license with no restrictions at work. We are also a Major Microsoft 365 client with Frontier program access. We rolled out Claude in Copilot to our masses over a week ago. It has been awesome.
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