romainhuet

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by romainhuet 8mo ago
We should be able to make it available for Linux very soon as well!
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by romainhuet 8mo ago
I work at OpenAI, and I get the concern. From our side, this was a careful tradeoff: Electron lets us iterate faster and makes it possible to bring the Codex app to Windows and Linux very soon. That doesn’t mean performance or UX don’t matt
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by romainhuet 8mo ago
Good question! VS Code is still a great place for deep, hands-on coding with the Codex IDE extension. We built the Codex app to make it easier to run and supervise multiple agents across projects, let longer-running tasks execute in paralle
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by romainhuet 8mo ago
Hi! Romain here, I work at OpenAI. The team actually built the Codex app in Electron so we can support both Windows and Linux very soon. Stay tuned!
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by romainhuet 8mo ago
Hi! Romain here, I work on Codex at OpenAI. We totally hear you. The team actually built the app in Electron specifically so we can support Windows and Linux as well. We shipped macOS first, but Windows is coming very soon. Appreciate you c
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Per-seat pricing is off the table now(github.com)
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by romainhuet 8y ago
I work at Stripe and built this demo, thanks for your interest! This sample StdLib app only showcases one-off payments, but subscriptions are easy to implement with Stripe: https://stripe.com/docs/billing/quickstar
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by romainhuet 9y ago
I work at Stripe on Developer Relations. On the client side, using a library is important to ensure that sensitive card data never hits your servers so you don't have to worry about PCI compliance. On your question about the API, since
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by romainhuet 11y ago
I work at Stripe and would love to hear how we could improve the experience of integrating with Rails. Just shoot me an email (romain@stripe.com)—even bullet points are helpful. Thank you!
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by romainhuet 11y ago
Pretty inspiring - would love more details about what apps were accepted in store the store etc.