@gabriel1: haha it's been working for 4 days on making it run on windows
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A developer shares that they spent 4 days using Codex to get an app running on Windows, finding the process absurd yet awesome.
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haha it’s been working for 4 days on making it run on windows https://t.co/ETtgp3uSO3
gabriel (@gabriel1): up in the middle of the night and seeing this computer on
it’s just the windows computer i bought for my cofounder so he could ask codex to work for 3 days until the app runs on windows
this is so absurd and awesome
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