A Codex user jokes about running a project for two days and waiting for reset
kevinkern · x · 2026-07-24
A small Codex joke: one user says they are quietly enjoying the lack of a 5-hour Codex limit, running a project for two days straight and then taking the rest of the week off until the reset.
The repost turns that into a broader point about how software tools can “bend time” — compressing work that once took much longer into a short burst, then freeing people to do offline life while waiting for the next usage window.
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