@FakeMaidenMaker: YouTube Codex - The Ultimate Cognition Course Just Released. Author Nate B Jones (Editor of AI Strategy Daily, a heavy user burning 500 million tokens a day) explains Codex thoroughly in 20 minutes, automating all computer work with practical examples. Chapters: 00:00 …

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Nate B Jones released a 20-minute Codex cognition course explaining how to use Codex to fully automate computer work, covering practical content such as token management, sub-agents, and computer use.

YouTube Codex - The Ultimate Cognition Course Just Released. Author Nate B Jones (Editor of AI Strategy Daily, a heavy user burning 500 million tokens a day) explains Codex thoroughly in 20 minutes, automating all computer work with practical examples. Chapters: 00:00 Opening 03:07 Treat token consumption as work receipts 04:45 Work units are getting larger 06:37 A new computing paradigm 08:12 Long-task workflows 09:44 How to use subagent 10:53 Computer use, plugins, and skills 12:04 Dashboard 16:08 A truly practical Codex workflow 17:09 Boundaries and responsibilities 20 minutes, master it all.
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