example (not sponsored, i barely use codex and today's the first time i've ever had to look at this page; i don't know how much they're fudging the individual numbers or not reporting minor incidents):

https://status.openai.com/

most people who use chatgpt don't use all of the components under the "ChatGPT" heading. for codex, i don't use the vscode extension or codex web. etc

there is a subset of the site that pretty much everyone uses — git, issues, pull requests, actions — and if any part of that is broken then the site is broken and the status page should indicate how often this happens

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"The honest solution: a clean 50-line cut" and so on, ad nauseam

for file search, edit in the persistent buffer can rename files

for grep, edits in the persistent buffer edit across files

and so on

i doubt anyone is nouning "agentic" of their own accord (yet)

i'd be surprised if the inability to submit telemetry is a hard error that crashes the program

    The proof proceeds by a modification of the Duffin–Schaeffer argument, together with the two-constant theorem of Nevanlinna (and some standard estimates of harmonic measures on rectangles) to deal with the effect of the localization. (As a side note, this latter argument was provided to me by ChatGPT, as I was not previously aware of the Nevanlinna two-constant theorem.)

this is maybe the fifth time i've seen this happen on hn in the last few weeks

`c F` in the magit menu squashes staged changes directly into a commit in the log, and `c e` amends (which is to say squashing into the tip). So in this case I'd hit `s` to stage, and either `c e` or `c F j C-c C-c` (fixup, move one item down to get to HEAD^, confirm) — both of which are practically atomic operations for me at this point.