u/call-me-GiGi — reddlx

Anybody else’s Dot completely broken

Not responding to any messages at all I just get read over and over, I’m shocked there’s not some kind of an outage on the open ai website.

And before you tell me dots are pointless, I discovered they can run 7 subagents without touching your usage, it’s been kicking ass for me up until not working today, last two days it used 4 billion tokens delivering quality work.

I code heavily building r/useviola been a power user of ai for over a year, dot is genuinely great I need it back lol

Edit: now the dot option just straight up disappeared, I’m hopeful this is indicative of a fix coming.

Second edit: it came back online when I messaged it at 11:07 am, it seems I had literally this issue https://community.openai.com/t/codex-dot-chat-shows-sent-read-and-a-loading-indicator-but-no-reply-text/1402790

When I asked dot to read archived chats from my previous dot it said it observed a preview limit error. It seems dots are not unlimited usage either there is a glitch or a hidden limit that’s hard to hit

Last edit: it seems I simply hit an unpublished dot specific usage limit after reviewing similar bug reports and my personal issue etc, dots are not actually unlimited usage, open ai has been using phrases like ‘virtually unlimited’ ‘not count towards your current usage’ and ‘extended allowance’ still got like 2 billion tokens out of it in one day before hitting a limit so cool beans just wish they would have been more transparent. My typical codex usage is untouched.

u/call-me-GiGi — 11 days ago

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Compliance or relationship management?

I’m stuck between two jobs and not sure which to go with.

One is a compliance role where I’m assigned a list of offices I audit and monitor remotely then once a year I fly in and audit the offices in person interview leadership and on site compliance officers/OSJ give them insights/feedback. I’d get the series 24

The other role is typical relationship manager work managing a book of 200 retirees all with at least 1 million invested. No ownership of the book just managing a book someone else grew at a large firm.

Done a lot of relationship management work and I’m great at it. I’ve never done compliance seems like my first opportunity to get out of ‘customer service’ so to speak, and work fully back office on work where my judgement is the value instead of my personality. I’d get the series 65

The compliance work sounds interesting I’ve just never done it before

Relationship manager pays 115k (85k + variable 20-30k bonus) while compliance is 85k and a 4% bonus.

Basically a 30k ish difference on the roles.

I feel like relationship management leads to further wealth management which is the more lucrative career, compliance would be the safe comfortable choice.

What are your thoughts? 28 years old

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u/call-me-GiGi — 3 months ago

▲ 193 r/codex+1 crossposts

I end every AI session with two questions

One is from Sam Altman, the other Claude suggested and it works extremely well.

The first question I ask:

What are you least confident about right now.

The AI will list like 6 to 7 things that it didn’t properly investigate. I would say one out of four times one of the items is a huge deal and you’re shocked that the AI even took action without understanding this first, then just have the AI investigate thoroughly exhaustively finding the root cause of each issue or just understanding each point.

The second question I ask (Sam Altmans): what’s the biggest thing I’m missing about the situation right now. What don’t I realize?

Between these two I’ve been consistently getting great results!

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u/call-me-GiGi — 4 months ago