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Across the session, the stream reads as a rapid-fire tech-curation and commentary hub.
Written by AI from the stream.
Transcript (AI, 323 lines)
is actually pretty impressive why what is doom tube's site is worse after years of active
development yeah hopefully the web rtc is better now because i know you're having issues with that
before i did change like a decent amount of i'm starting to learn dude video is just so
video is so complex that this is slam starting to learn a little more i'm so glad we have opus
and fable like it's been able to diagnose that i would just never be able to diagnose myself or
take me forever because i just don't know enough about like how video works no i well i do remember
someone saying doom tube that wasn't that like on okay yeah i was like a robot streamer-esque thing i
never was like a bitwave user but like i do remember that being i do remember that like being linked or
something when it back when i had stream on a robot stream really whatever well he had a 24/7 news and
movies stream there yeah wasn't was that the stream that was moved yeah okay realms.com
i've never been to that see i like this though because it's simpler like it's kind of and i was like
well i kind of like this though because it has kind of a a charm to it and it has like kind of like
like that old school like internet font color layout feel he became a johnny though
what did that just like hop streams that was a little confusing
that's kind of funny though i kind of i kind of respect that this ui is not it though like what the
fuck is this dude like okay why in megaman on his side also this pop out chat button is the most
scuffed looking shit ever lol i do you kind of like some things i mean these can i don't know
these kind of probably better under stats i don't have quality settings though but that's because
i'm using web rtc my gingerbread boy oh it's truth nuke this is pretty basic not much going on
here really oh did the ai this shit i don't know
That's what I'm saying. This is handcrafted, and here is vibe-coded.
Rolled around on his site, where I would get a new VPN and say something.
What do you mean, like, you'd say the same thing each time?
Yeah, but what were they even- what? How do you even troll, like, someone who owns this type of site?
Like, put their address or something? I wouldn't even really care about that.
I mean, I guess that would constitute me banning you, but it'd be, like, mildly annoying.
I just don't get how you troll him. Shit fixed.
Surprised you even got to see chat.
Why? Does it not load for you?
Usually it's locked.
Well, I'm American, if that's what- because you said it was blocked to non-American IPs or whatever.
Know what you're doing.
Did I tell you you could talk back to me, Cooper?
That is definitely some handcrafted shit.
No, but like he bans something in the browser you are using.
Adblock? Fire- I'm using Firefox.
You mean he bans Adblock?
Even when you delete cookies.
Oh, oh, you mean he stores something to detect- yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, I know what you mean.
To attempt to detect type shit.
Ah-ha.
Might have fixed the stream, I'd-
We'll see.
Time will tell.
Ahem.
Okay, um...
Okay, let's- let's steal five things to do in Fuck It Thailand.
Use template, apply that to my epic 3D printing B-roll.
Oh, wait, you gotta pick a few clips.
Okay, we'll also put the original video in.
And then we'll mix it around with some other random stuff from a project that I'm working
on for the main channel.
I'm also going to throw in like the edited things that it made.
Why not?
It seems kind of funny.
You need 21 clips.
This is crazy.
I don't even know if I have 21 clips on this phone.
Repeat the mouse mat one twice.
Perfect.
Import.
This is all going to be processed on...
Oh, it's...
Wait, but this is not...
This isn't Thailand.
This is...
That's not Elephant Sanctuary.
That's not a beach.
That's a toaster.
Okay.
So, it's not the most intelligent thing I've seen.
Floating beach club.
Uh, interesting.
So, this does not appear to be like an AI thing then.
Okay.
So, oh, okay.
So, this is like the whole proper editor.
Right.
Okay.
So, there is like a regular editor in this app.
So, I could conceivably make the short that I wanted to make, but like on the phone.
But where's my audio?
I can't hear it.
I guess we're just going to edit by looking at the waveforms down there.
Okay.
So, you could conceivably cut together something really quick here.
Does YouTube already have something like this?
I don't know.
Because I assume...
I mean, I don't really use TikTok or Instagram or anything, but I assume that they've got like
a built-in little editor kind of like this.
I mean, this is handy.
I could essentially make the thing that I wanted to make using just this.
Yeah.
I mean, that's basically what I did in Premiere.
Okay.
Well, I mean, that seems like handy enough, really.
You can make some captions for me.
Change the font on it and everything.
Background.
No.
These leaves are nice.
See?
Okay.
Yeah.
I mean, I have no problems with this part of it.
This seems actually kind of handy.
I'm not going to lie.
I mean, if I did shorts, I don't really do shorts.
So, I don't know.
Okay.
Sure.
I'll give you that.
This actually seems a little handy if you just need to poop out a short like right now
and you want to do it in a YouTube product.
Wonderful.
Well, I think I'm going to go film one more video that I would like the AI to edit for me.
Here we go.
My magnum opus.
Edit with AI.
That one right there.
Yes for the voiceover because I didn't say anything for the whole video.
We're going to go with casual mail.
I heavily implied what the narrative of the video would be, but I didn't say anything.
I really hope it gets it.
What?
No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
Where's the voiceover?
No.
Oh, hold on.
I need to see if it has the voiceover.
No, dude, it didn't do it.
Can I generate a new voice and maybe it will do it?
Go back.
Oh, no, we'll do documentary.
I'm going to be bummed if it doesn't make it.
You have to.
Hold on.
I'm going to run it on both phones at once.
Okay, that one is working on documentary.
This one is working on Western.
I did preview this video and it didn't quite cut the segments together the way I was hoping
it would.
So, this might just be a lost cause.
We'll see.
This one's going to make a whole like different one.
Okay, iPhone.
Could you do it?
No.
No, it could not.
Okay.
You suck.
It's over.
I reckon things are about to get real strange.
Just sitting here wondering if I should finally try a taste.
Found the motherlope.
It's your automatic litter box.
Lord have mercy.
Those clumps actually doing that.
That crunch.
It is actually a fine reward.
No.
Tried it.
Okay.
It mostly got it.
Actually, it mostly got it.
It lost a little bit, but like, oh my goodness, that voiceover.
I really wanted to just know what it would make for the voiceover.
And the way it did it, the AI sounds like it doesn't want to.
Lord have mercy.
Look at those clumps.
I am actually doing this.
That is just the thoughts of the AI in the moment that it's making this.
It does change the dialogue slightly when you change the voiceover.
I want to see what casual mail has to say.
I think it's totally...
I see moat, bro.
The chat GPT macOS app just got an opt-in feature called computer history that monitors every single class
click and keystroke you do daily, and records it
into a history log.
It's comforting knowing I got Google, Microsoft, the NSA,
OpenAI, and some Russian malware all monitoring me.
Who else wants a piece?
Might as well.
I'm James Shrive, this is TechLinked,
and in the computer history feature demo,
developer has ChatGyppity find his last edited doc,
confirm he shared it on Slack, and summarize his workflow.
- On realms.pub, you'd have to hand them
in a picture with cat box,
and then the guy hands it over to the gift guy,
and two weeks later it's there.
- You think ChatGypp--
You think ChatGyppity's gonna tell me to fuck off
'cause I'm, 'cause I said feet?
I totally expected feet to be in there,
like, Blacklist or some shit.
- Looks like ChatGyppity does indeed
support feet generation analyzation.
- Find to fix it.
- You'd have to fuck, you'd have to--
I mean, that's how RobotStreamer is too.
It actually did a decent job, dude.
The fuck?
It even, like, put, like, bro, it even analyzed
his background and put the scuffed ass,
like, metal, cheap ass metal Amazon shelf
in, like, a shitty desk chair.
That's great.
Ha.
Oh.
- That's a whole lot of surveillance
you gotta justify to feel like you
had a productive morning.
You might recall a Windows feature
that sounds awfully similar, but unlike Windows Recall,
OpenAI says they're skipping screenshots
and only logging events.
Computer history also ignores private tabs automatically,
and you can block list any site you'd rather know one,
not even an AI, know you visit.
I'm of course talking about samaltmanfeet.com,
not to be confused with Sam Bankman Feet,
but while OpenAI watches everything you do,
who's watching their models?
According to the Financial Times,
apparently no one,
as they've reportedly disbanded their preparedness team,
whose entire job was checking whether the AI
might accidentally cause, you know, global catastrophe,
which is concerning on top of all the safety leads who quit
because they're convinced the company prioritizes
shiny products over actual guardrails.
- Yeah, no shit.
Dude, ban all the safety.
Fuck that shit, dude.
- Know to think about shareholder value.
- Wasting time.
- GitHub, the Microsoft-owned coding hub,
suffered a massive global outage today,
seeking the website, API calls, and even certain apps like Copilot.
No one noticed that though.
Microsoft, you can just remove Copilot directly.
You don't have to go through all that.
Confirmed at 140 UTC, at its peak,
about 20% of web and API requests were degraded or failing,
and downloads for raw files and archives were erroring out nearly half the time.
Enterprise login and authentication systems like SAML and SSO were broadly impacted,
meaning a bunch of companies couldn't even log in.
Just roll away from your desk and spin around a chair, spinning a pencil.
That's what I would do.
The API and pull request issues got resolved first, and luckily, Git is distributed,
so the code stored locally was totally fine.
No official statement has been made as to what caused the issue,
despite GitHub identifying the problematic components,
and as of 8:45 p.m. UTC, their status page says,
"Most of the problems have been fixed."
Expecting Copilot login failures specifically to be fully addressed shortly.
Everyone cares.
Here's an idea, you know, just hear me out.
What if we just let Copilot stay broken for today?
Just as a treat?
Flock Safety is changing its safeguards after being scrutinized
for how its license plate cameras are being used by law enforcement.
Police have reportedly abused the system to stalk romantic partners,
repeatedly searching the plates of exes and other personal targets.
I'm sure it's just a few of those bad apples we keep hearing about though.
Not though, right?
Flock CEO Garrett Langley admitted,
"We got this one wrong,"
saying the company needs to do more to prevent misuse.
By the nature of your tech, I'm not sure that's possible, Garrett.
Flock plans to require audit assistance and case codes,
tighten data sharing controls, and cut default data retention from 30 days to 7,
hopefully limiting access for cops with nefarious purposes and boners.
Langley says that as a result of these changes, more officers could be fired or get arrested.
Get 'em out before they spoil the whole barrel!
Given all that, it's no wonder folks are making their own 3D printed flock socks to block the cameras.
I think I used to keep something that rhymed with flock sock under my bed, but you don't need it.
The quick bits are a lot like angel hair pasta.
Kids love it, and they should only take about two to four minutes.
Consumers are getting squeezed by the chip shortage in increasingly ridiculous ways.
On Reddit, a Best Buy customer claims to have paid for a gaming laptop with 64GB of RAM,
only for Best Buy, to remove a 32GB stick during warranty services.
Claiming the laptop only supports 32GB.
Damn you, Geek Squad!
Meanwhile, SK Hynix reportedly doesn't have replacement SSDs for warranty claims,
leaving customers with refunds based on what they originally paid,
which, you know, won't buy them anything today.
The only chips I could trust are Doritos.
Meta promised to crack down on creepy pickup artists and prankster videos
with its pervert smart glasses,
with Instagram head Adam Masari saying the platform would remove videos depicting harassment.
However, Business Insider found dozens of similar clips still circulating on Instagram.
Some were removed after being flagged, while others remained,
highlighting inconsistent enforcement and concerns that Meta's glasses are enabling covert recording
and harassment.
If we can't put our faith in Meta, we're truly lost.
YouTube is changing how it counts views starting August 24th,
counting a view as soon as the video starts playing,
a system Shorts have used since March 2025.
This means public view counts for regular videos and live streams will likely rise faster.
The old metric becomes engaged views in analytics,
with YouTube saying that the change won't affect creator earnings or partner program eligibility.
I got it better not.
Papa needs his sweet, sweet chili heat Doritos, baby.
Not a sponsor.
Unless they want a sponsor.
Geekom, the mini PC maker, has apologized for hosting a LAN driver on their website
that was hiding a virus allowing backdoor access to several of its AMD mini PCs.
If you have one of the affected PCs, it would be a good idea to do a full system wipe.
Maybe even get the bidet going.
The virus is installed through the driver installer and is granted administrative level of permissions
on your machine to be able to steal all your data, track your keystrokes,
which is the theme today, or retrieve passwords.
Geekom explained that the virus was found in an old support page
that they don't link to, but can still show up on search engines.
And crazily, they're offering this all for free.
When it could be a feature.
There's someone
how much we can learn from Sam Altman.
And Unitree says its new Superman humanoid robot
hit 12.66 meters per second,
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