Dude, anything you stream will be fun; you’ve got a good vibe and that attracts people and make them stay. Shit, you can stream Tetris and talk about Nsec bunker, highlighter and other projects and people will watch it and stay 🫂

Can you take streaming requests from the plebs? This could be a feature of live.snort.social nostr:npub1v0lxxxxutpvrelsksy8cdhgfux9l6a42hsj2qzquu2zk7vc9qnkszrqj49 (possibly also with a time reminder)

User send a draft request for a video (or optionally send the draft to an AI which generates a better draft of the video)

If the video is also saved somewhere I can then use highlighter or similar apps to get the transcript and share the key parts of the content.

Example request:

Title: "Exploring Bitcoin Core's Architecture"

Introduction

- Welcome viewers back and provide a quick recap of the key concepts from the previous video.

- Briefly outline the topics to be covered in this video: an overview of the Bitcoin Core GitHub repository, understanding the folder structure and key components, and a walkthrough of the codebase.

Section 1: Overview of the Bitcoin Core GitHub Repository

- Introduce the official Bitcoin Core GitHub repository, explaining its purpose and importance.

- Discuss how to navigate the GitHub repository and explain key sections such as the code, issues, pull requests, and the wiki.

- Briefly touch on the importance of community contributions to the project.

Section 2: Bitcoin Core Folder Structure and Key Components

- Explain the overall folder structure of the Bitcoin Core codebase, giving viewers a roadmap of the repository.

- Discuss the purpose of the main folders, such as "src" for source files, "test" for test scripts, "doc" for documentation, etc.

- Highlight key components within these folders, such as the main.cpp, wallet.cpp, or bitcoin-cli.cpp files in the "src" folder.

- Briefly explain how these components interact to form the Bitcoin Core software.

Section 3: Walkthrough of the Bitcoin Core Codebase

- Take a deep dive into some of the key sections of the codebase, such as the main.cpp file which handles block processing and transaction validation.

- Explain some important functions and classes in detail, discussing their purpose and how they are used in the software.

- Discuss how the code is organized and structured, highlighting coding conventions used in the project.

- Show examples of unit tests and discuss their importance in ensuring the reliability and integrity of the software.

Conclusion

- Recap the main points covered in the video, emphasizing the importance of understanding the architecture of the Bitcoin Core codebase.

- Explain how this foundational knowledge will be built upon in the upcoming videos, where viewers will set up their own development environments and start coding with Bitcoin Core.

- Provide a sneak peek into the next video, creating anticipation for the practical hands-on experience to come.