Writer lets Codex decide his book's margins, printing test to follow
santiviquez · x · 2026-09-28
Developer santiviquez shared a small experiment: using OpenAI's Codex to decide the page margins for his book, with a printing test queued up to see whether the model's layout judgment holds up on paper.
It's a fun glimpse of coding tools spilling over into edge cases like print typography.
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