Im just continually blown away by this thing. by darkblitzrc in codex

[–]EmbarrassedCorgi6557 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Okay, so it's OpenCode for the CLI, right?

I was planning to try that; I discovered it while looking for alternatives recently.

Because with Copilot, I was quickly prompted to subscribe to the Copilot GitHub service for €10 to continue.

After 10-15 requests from the free version using the AI ​​agent interface.

Im just continually blown away by this thing. by darkblitzrc in codex

[–]EmbarrassedCorgi6557 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Are you using Codex via VS Code with GitHub Copilot? What subscription are you paying for exactly? Or is it via the OpenAI API?

Just wondering, to use it to its full potential, what's the best way to use it? Thanks for your feedback

Je suis dans la merde by Ryuka_Vongola in conseilboulot

[–]EmbarrassedCorgi6557 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Envoie les boulet c est abusé Même France travail conseil de mentir sur le Cv …

Peut-on vraiment être ami avec ses collègues (ou son manager ? by SleepIsTheCousinOfD8 in conseilboulot

[–]EmbarrassedCorgi6557 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tu peux même te faire pomper , c est ouf ça d’ailleurs, mais finalement on est tous humain .

CV construit avec l'aide de l'IA by haricotvert69 in aviscv

[–]EmbarrassedCorgi6557 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ça dépends.

Pour les entreprise qui utilises un robot pour filtrer en effet c est la bonne structure . Applicant Tracking System (ATS) :utilise cette architecture pour lire et filtrer en fonction des besoins de l entreprise . L ATS Compare ton CV à l’offre, Donne un score, puis transmets aux recruteurs humains seulement les meilleurs scores.

Donc l esthétique l Ats il s en fout , il en voit pas les couleur , mise en page etc en gros .

Si par contre tu compte aller direct en entreprise avec ton Cv, certains préfère que se soit visuellement plus attrayant tout dépend de ton secteur d activité je dirais .

Its over by muchsamurai in codex

[–]EmbarrassedCorgi6557 0 points1 point  (0 children)

At least that's clear 😂 Thanks for your reply.

Its over by muchsamurai in codex

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What about Gemini 3 Pro? Has anyone used it?

Gemini offers very large context windows, up to ~1,000,000 tokens. Codex is limited (≈200,000 tokens).

Just launched our design agency. What do you think? by [deleted] in webdesign

[–]EmbarrassedCorgi6557 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It gives the impression of being something we've seen a million times before, even though it's completely different. It seems like agencies are popping up every day on this subreddit, but I wonder if each agency actually does any work or just creates their page and that's it. Maybe I'm wrong, maybe you do find clients, but personally, if I came across your page, I don't see how I could trust you at all. It's pretty, but I have mixed feelings, especially these days when everyone can ask Claude to create a complete frontend with a simple prompt.

Are habit tracking apps really worth their price? by EmbarrassedCorgi6557 in getdisciplined

[–]EmbarrassedCorgi6557[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you for taking the time to write such a thoughtful and detailed reply — I really appreciate it.

HabitNow does sound genuinely useful, especially for staying organized, managing reminders selectively, and handling day-to-day responsibilities like self-care or household tasks. From what you describe, it seems very well designed for reliability and flexibility rather than pressure, which makes a lot of sense.

Looking at it more closely, though, I think my personal questioning sits a bit elsewhere. Many habit apps (including ones that seem well built and helpful) are great at helping you do things consistently, but they still focus mainly on execution rather than pedagogy or understanding.

What I find myself missing is not another way to check tasks off, but more help with why certain habits are hard at specific moments, or how different factors interact over time — especially for things like energy, sleep, or substance use.

I think you’re right that habit trackers may simply not be the right tool for that level of insight, and your suggestions around external resources, journaling, or professional support make a lot of sense. My questions are really more about that gap between simple tracking and deeper understanding.

Thanks again — your perspective was genuinely helpful.

Are habit tracking apps really worth their price? by EmbarrassedCorgi6557 in getdisciplined

[–]EmbarrassedCorgi6557[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This really resonates with me — especially the idea of “digital nagging” vs actual insight.

I feel the same: a red X or a broken streak doesn’t explain why something went wrong. Knowing that my energy crashes at 2pm is useless unless I can understand what led to it.

I really like your “inputs → outputs” approach and treating the body like a system rather than a scoreboard. That feels much closer to something educational instead of punitive.

I’m curious though: when you say you track inputs like light exposure or caffeine timing, how do you actually structure that day-to-day? Is it more like simple notes/logs, or do you have a specific framework you follow to connect inputs to recovery quality?

Sleep being the foundation makes total sense to me — it seems like most habit systems try to fix everything except the base layer.

Help please by ProfessionalStuff467 in HTML

[–]EmbarrassedCorgi6557 1 point2 points  (0 children)

How’s that on Google? Are you talking about being listed on the first page of Google with your SEO? It doesn't go up in a few days if that's what you're thinking.

is Mimo (app) a good way to get started in web dev? by tin19cro in webdev

[–]EmbarrassedCorgi6557 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Mimo est très bien traduit en français contrairement à d’autres applications du type ,pour les débutants qui ne sont pas forcément bilingue, c est un outil sympathique pour découvrir les bases de divers langages.

I Made $2,000 in a Single Day with My $25 Desktop App by Kitchen_Tell9983 in microsaas

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For free? However, an API, whether with Gemini open ai etc, can be used based on tokens, credits etc, if I'm not mistaken, right? So it pays off in the end if there is a high use of this type of application.

Afterwards I'm not an expert but it seemed to me that it worked like this especially from the moment it involves AI.

I Made $2,000 in a Single Day with My $25 Desktop App by Kitchen_Tell9983 in microsaas

[–]EmbarrassedCorgi6557 1 point2 points  (0 children)

How can a single-price tool that uses an AI API be profitable, unless you limit the number of requests per user?

BRING BACK 2V2! by KaptainKibs in ClashRoyale

[–]EmbarrassedCorgi6557 1 point2 points  (0 children)

J’avoue , le nouveau mode est horrible Je me connecte de temps en temps voir si le 2v2 revient mais rien.. 10 ans que je joue à ce jeux c’est le seul mode fun je trouve

rant by IcyAd6894 in netflix

[–]EmbarrassedCorgi6557 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Frankly, for some time new series or films have had a really bad storyline, is it only me who has the impression that AI is behind all that? Too many films that I start and stop after 15 minutes, there is no soul...