On chrome iOS I’m physically unable to press the three checkboxes on the terms which means I can’t try your app. They appear to be overlapped by the terms themselves and thus never received click events.
Whenever some
group is said to have made/fined 1M out of their likely billions in revenue, someone will chime and say “that’s nothing”. But From a “department P&L perspective” yes, it is a lot of money!
Think about the crime families as making e.g. 50% money from construction corruption, 40% from drug sales, 5% from extortion… someone has to run the other smaller departments and that is a lot of money for that “Dept Head”. Also from the FBIs perspective they want to unravel conspiracies, often by yanking on one piece of yarn like this one.
Are they trying to imply that high fat diets in humans similarly affect brain autophagy? That seems like quite the causal stretch given the vastly more complex metabolic architecture of humans.
Opposite for me…5-codex high ran out of tokens extremely quickly and didn’t adhere as well to the agents.md as Claude did to the Claude.md, perhaps because it insists on writing extremely complicated bash scripts or whole python programs to execute what should be simple commands.
Codex was a miserable experience for me until I learned to compact after every feature. Now it is a cut above CC, although the latter still has an edge at TODO scaffolding and planning.
I don't even compact, I just start from scratch whenever I get down below 40%, if I can. I've found Codex can get back up to speed pretty well.
I like to have it come up with a detailed plan in a markdown doc, work on a branch, and commit often. Seems not to have any issues getting back on task.
Obviously subjective take based on the work I'm doing, but I found context management to be way worse with Claude Code. In fact I felt like context management was taking up half of my time with CC and hated that. Like I was always worried about it, so it was taking up space in my brain. I never got a chance to play with CC's new 1m context though, so that might be a thing of the past.
/new (codex) or /clear (claude code) are much better than compact after every feature, but of course if there is context you need to retain you should put it (or have the agent put it) in either claude/agents.md or a work log file or some other file.
/compact is helping you by reducing crap in your context but you can go further. And try to watch % context remaining and not go below 50% if possible - learn to choose tasks that don't require an amount of context the models can't handle very well.
Cursor does this automatically, although I wish there was a command for it as well. All AIs start shitting the bed once their context goes above 80% or so.
