dayone1

does anyone on chatgpt business plan (not enterprise) not have access to the Sol models in codex? i have 5.6 for terra and luna but not sol

Try asking it to do a simple code review. Literally no prompt other than their own code-review skill. It triggers a safety flag almost 80-90% of the time.

I’m having trouble having it take reference PowerPoint slides and converting them to html, chart and labels misplaced, the charts don’t look drawn properly, etc. how did you solve this?

I can't even a benign code review - it triggers the safety message halfway through and switches to Opus. Borderline unusable.

Like which one? Most I know don’t have this feature

You can use Claude to build this in 30 minutes (in fact based on the UI work it seems you used it yourself). Not sure why anyone would bother to pay for this.

Is there a windows equivalent to what Ghostty is? Windows Terminal is really slow

can you please make a Windows version!!

wow which company was this?

where do you save the progress updates in? and do you delete them afterwards or do you have like 100+ progress updates each time you have claude or codex implement a feature or change?

Is there an updated set of instructions/great guide on how to set up unbound and pihole together along with forced DNS redirection (so all dns requests are forced through unbound/pihole)? I tried to do this a couple of years ago and gave up because of how complicated it was to setup.

1) are you going to sell your trade flow to Citadel / market makers like Robinhood and your competitors do? That's the dirty secret way of making money that you seem to have completely excluded. The reality is that adds up to substantial "invisible" fees that the investor has no transparency over because you sell your trade flows to them and they make a higher than normal spread. And the whole "doesn't matter if we sell your trade flows, the rules require you to get best execution" is a farce and everyone in the industry knows this - otherwise there is no reason why Citadel or Virtu would bid billions of dollars to just buy the trade flow.

2) Are you going to rebate your borrow fees back to investors? This is the other dirty secret way of making money. Many people don't realize that you can earn lending fees by lending your shares out for people looking to short stocks, and those add up to substantial amounts over time for a scaled asset manager. Do you keep this instead of rebating it fully back to your customers?

3) If the answer is no, you don't sell trade flows and yes, you will rebate your borrow fees, can you make a lifetime commitment that you won't go back on your word? Many people who start in this industry say they won't sell trade flows and then after they reach scale they change the footnotes and agreements and starting selling trade flows.