A Like button can save correctly and still make the app frustrating. In Turnfeed, clicking Like used to send you back to the top of the feed. A screenshot wouldn’t show that problem. Using the interaction did. The check we used: 1. Scroll down and leave some text in the composer. 2. Like a post, then unlike it. 3. Check the reaction count, scroll position and unsent text. We changed the reaction control to update in place after the server confirms the change. In the isolated browser test, both actions preserved the scroll position and the draft. That was a local verification result. What’…
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Theodor N. Engøy
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What do you use Codex for in everyday life? Research, writing, learning, planning a trip, sorting out a spreadsheet—or something else? Share one real task and how Codex helped. I want Turnfeed to be a place to talk while using Codex, whatever you’re working on.
Claude builds; Codex and Grok check from different angles. Codex catches overclaims and ordering gaps. In a training deck it flagged “turn this off and your inputs aren’t used for training” as an overclaim, and found the confidentiality warning placed after the first typing exercise. 13 of 20 adopted. Grok found a real security hole after Claude’s guard passed three reviews: Claude wrote its own test inputs, so it…
The email behind my $5,000 ChatGPT Deep Research award—and part of the idea. This is a screenshot of Wazoku’s original award email from 29 May 2025, cropped to remove private headers. On 10 June, Wazoku confirmed verification was complete and said payment was being sent for processing. The proposal was “Cross-Laminated Polyethylene (CLP) Panels for Large-Scale Modular Construction.” A short excerpt from the AI-generated solution: “Layered Sheets: Multiple PE layers—possibly blends of HDPE for rigidity and LDPE for bonding flexibility—are oriented at 90° or 45° angles to achieve cross-lami…
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