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u/Ormusn2o 11h ago
Damn, so many resets one after each other. After I got cough off guard last time, I was running AI to make sure to use it up as fast as possible. I got only 17% left right now.
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u/recallingmemories 8h ago
Such a weird way to operate, I don’t want to keep up with random resets
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u/cern0 11h ago
I still at 86%. What should I do
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u/Amaldevhari 11h ago edited 11h ago
Ask it: “Based on your knowledge about me, what are some of the most highest value tasks you can do right now?”.
Then run all of them in parallel.3
u/lolman1312 11h ago
its gotten to a point im bottlenecked by my own RAM, i want to do more in parallel but my work laptop physically can't. then everything slows down, my disk drive gets fully used up, etc.
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u/Ormusn2o 10h ago
I know it's not a solution, but I have heard people installing Linux or even spinning up VMs of Linux for Codex work, because apparently it works much better on Linux, to the point where you can sometimes do 10x more tasks at the same time.
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u/lolman1312 9h ago
is that true though? is that specific to codex or other LLMs? because i know codex is infamous for its terrible memory usage, i heard its mostly because of electron that's used for all the in-app browser windows and whatnot but tbh it's probably more than that. and there's also issues where the ram doesn't free even upon terminating codex tasks you need to restart as well
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u/Ormusn2o 8h ago
I have not like investigated this myself, so this is 3rd party report, but from what I understand, the operating systems (especially on a Mac) is constantly trying to investigate operations that it deems to be dangerous, which is causing a lot of the hardware churn, and not actually Codex using up your PC's resources to do stuff.
Even running Python or other programs on your PC generally should not require that much performance, and it's obviously not running them all the time. So it's a genuine bug, or basically an artifact of how older, pre-agentic bots systems are used today to do things those systems were not designed for. Those things don't matter when a normal program or a user is doing stuff so fast, but it matters when an agent is doing it fast.
Anthropic has been working on MPC as well to make it faster and more lean, but making MCP faster by itself is not enough.
And yes, this is universal for all agentic agents, not just Codex.
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u/snug-crackle-policy 5h ago
I have a 64GB macbook Pro M5, and that heats up like hell, it often goes to swap if I am using multiple chats in ChatGPT. And I remember that with Claude Code desktop app, it was going to 90GB Swap and then everything froze up :D
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u/snug-crackle-policy 5h ago
I think much of the work is being done on our machines and then we are still paying for the APIs :D
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u/UziMcUsername 11h ago
Change the cap in config.toml to 100 subagents and do a week of work in 30 minutes
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u/dreamofantasy 11h ago
uh oh. i just used my banked reset like 5 minutes ago before i saw this 😭 better burn as much as i can!!!
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u/meshla2ibsnfsi 10h ago
So much for "locking in" and them shipping "one thing that is a clear improvement" each day, they are really grasping at straws here lmao.
Resets this close together don't even count because most people can't even spend them this fast. OpenAI is spiraling
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u/185EDRIVER 4h ago
I love that I literally used my bank reset 5 minutes before this they should have a way to deal with that man
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u/tat_tvam_asshole 11h ago
TS is so slow it doesn't even matter