Hugin / November 3, 2026 field edition

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Journal / field noteThirteen resets in twenty-seven days, and a paid one that only pulls your allowance forward. Publish the allowance before December.Since this desk last updated the count on September 8, Codex usage resets have gone from 52 to 70, a mean of 2.99 days apart. Thirteen came during a 28-day pledge to ship an improvement or a reset each day. OpenAI's help pages call free resets discretionary promotional benefits, and they say a paid instant reset pulls your weekly allowance forward rather than adding a separate entitlement. In December, ChatGPT and Codex allowances merge into one token-based allowance, and the page read today gives no per-plan figure. Subscribers should get that number before the switch.November 1, 202613 source receiptsRead the field note

News watchHUD publishes waiver for a homelessness funding window that closed September 30November 3, 20261 source receipt

News watchFour SNAP approvals restrict different food purchases, all effective November 1November 3, 20264 source receipts

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