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AIHOT 日报 · 2026-11-02 — OpenAI 12月起将ChatGPT与Codex合并为统一Token额度 / 47 signals
作者引述OpenAI凌晨更新的帮助文档称，从12月开始Plus和Pro用户的ChatGPT聊天与Codex用量将合并为同一Token额度，仅Instant聊天不受影响。作者回顾此前按条数计费的历史、一个月内Codex Pro额度先降后恢复的运营反复，以及社区在GitHub上提issue抗议的反应，认为合并与IPO预期下的算力成本压力有关。 行业动态 OpenAI 12月起将ChatGPT与Codex合并为统一Token额度 技巧与观点 OpenRouter 教程：用 Responses API 构建可在 Linux 沙箱验证 bug 的 AI 代码审查脚本 Claude Code 技巧：任务变难时输入 ultrathink 提升当前回合推理努力 via AIHOT · https://aihot.news/daily/2026-11-02
More broadly, the use of LLMs erodes trust in documentation, in software, and in the organizations which produce them. Perhaps engineers will begin to treat any new software project with suspicion—the signals we used to rely on as markers of a mature system are now easier to counterfeit. [...] In the age of LLMs, what can maintainers do to ensure correct software and accurate documentation? Having done that work, how can they demonstrate its quality to users? — Kyle Kingsbury , Jepsen results for ParticleDB 1.1.4 Tags: kyle-kingsbury , llms , ai , generative-ai , ai-misuse
I've been getting the occasional confusing Python dependency error since switching over to Python 3.15 and the rule I'm having to remember is: If in doubt, delete the uv.lock file Most of my projects are libraries which don't include a uv.lock file, since it's rude for a library dependency to lock versions for anything else that uses it. Running uv run pytest etc tends to leave uv.lock files lying around, which are listed in .gitignore and so do not get committed to my repositories. But... sometimes that uv.lock pins a version of a dependency that doesn't yet have a Python 3.15 wheel. An example from earlier today: error: Failed to build `watchfiles==1.1.1` cause: Call to `maturin.build_wheel` failed error: the configured Python interpreter version (3.15) is newer than PyO3's maximum suppo
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At the turn of the last century, the automobile industry was still new and evolving rapidly. In 1898, there were about 50 carmakers in the United States. A decade later, that number had increased fivefold. In 1901, the companies produced 7,000 vehicles. By 1910, production had reached 181,000. For several decades, electric cars vied with those powered by steam and internal combustion, and nobody was sure which technology would come out on top. Steam had the legacy of locomotive technology behind it but came with a risk of fire. Steam-powered vehicles could also become exceedingly hot, depending on the placement of the boiler and the steam piping. Both gasoline and electric cars faced logistical challenges: How far could you travel without refueling or charging? You could always throw an ex
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btw @karpathy uses medium on opus 5.5 on his latest project (Hackertube launched today). overall i think having strong opinions on effort levels is like the tabs vs spaces of our time. just tweak to taste. altho mine is definitely superior to yours. https://t.co/oSCPvlogKc https://t.co/3OIWb03BtY
Open on X ↗Is it weird if I prefer listening to this over Spotify https://t.co/lH3wixKArx
Open on X ↗Don't particularly care about the trick or treat part, just being able to dress up as whatever you want is the best
Open on X ↗Halloween is honestly the best holiday and should be held every quarter
Open on X ↗This would go so hard in SF https://t.co/RgE7UIADws
Open on X ↗