Desktop Stream
About this stream
The stream appears to be a collaborative or panel-style tech/live-coding broadcast focused on programming or software development. The main host(s) are speaking into microphones while a code editor or code-like slides are prominently displayed, suggesting live coding or technical tutorials. Visuals include an inset of a co-presenter or guest and occasionally a form-based screen and a floral or decorative background, giving a semi-professional yet cozy studio vibe. Overall, the session centers on real-time coding/demonstrations with guest participation, blending technical discussion with live interaction and a studio/tech-talk atmosphere.
Written by AI from the stream.
Transcript (AI, 19 lines)
One more thing to show you that this is a bit of a scam.
If we go to our usage for building this simple little website,
it's telling us we use $1.90 worth of tokens, right?
And if we go to our dashboard here,
you'll see an API to another, because I remember it
was spinning for a while, and in that case, it probably
got that right.
Of streaming other credit cards are maybe
using stolen credit cards to be able to register with stream.
This is where they start to pool all of the accounts.
And this is kind of the interesting parts to me.
So they're trying to figure out where they can get tokens from.
Absolutely.
right? So whether that is there's an NPM worm that has a scraped your .env file, whether
that is reverse engineering, some of these things. I'm sure these code cursor, Cairo,
all of these places that maybe they offer a trial, maybe they have like a $20 plan,
but you're able to use interacting with right here, they give you a different
related translation because there's a lot of talk of models being swapped out.
And so now there's like
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