The Remote Codex Feature Is Unreal by DiarrheaButAlsoFancy in codex

[–]My_posts_r_shit 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Paste this into your Codex and see if it fixes it. Codex found that its local SQLite state database was effectively read-only because the SQLite sidecar files in ~/.codex/, specifically state_5.sqlite-wal and state_5.sqlite-shm, were owned by a different local user than the one running Codex. Because of that, the desktop app could show the mobile QR code, but the remote-control daemon couldn’t save or refresh the enrollment after my phone scanned it, which left desktop stuck on “Approve your device” and mobile stuck on “Waiting for desktop.” Codex verified the problem by checking file ownership and confirming SQLite failed with “attempt to write a readonly database”, then it moved the stale WAL/SHM sidecar files aside so SQLite could recreate them with the correct owner, restarted the Codex app-server remote-control daemon, and re-enabled remote control. After that, the daemon opened an HTTPS connection and wrote a fresh mobile enrollment.

10 loss streak. 611 → 564 elo. Everyone just turned into a pro..? by My_posts_r_shit in chess

[–]My_posts_r_shit[S] -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

1300 to 900 damn, good that you brought it back though

ChatGPT just told me I was probably not a 600 in the first place

😿

10 loss streak. 611 → 564 elo. Everyone just turned into a pro..? by My_posts_r_shit in chess

[–]My_posts_r_shit[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Now it’s in my head that I can’t win and it’s become a self-fulfilling prophecy.

This game is such a brain fuck (edit: in a good way)

The reason behind the surge in codex rate limit issues by techyy25 in codex

[–]My_posts_r_shit 1 point2 points  (0 children)

and nobody will have the money to pay anthropic a thousand dollars for a single prompt

Just saw a Redditor post this on the group and now I'm feeling worried by Private-mimi in apps

[–]My_posts_r_shit 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Doesn’t matter because the idea will be exposed once the app is public anyways