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Working on Zoupyu (https://zoupyu.com). You paste a long video, it suggests the best moments, and you pick the start and end points which then become clips. Most AI clippers just pick for you, so I wanted something that gives me full control over each second. I want to expand it into a platform that brings creators and clippers together through content rewards.

7 months ago I left my job to give more time to Zoupyu. Solo building and figuring out everything from SEO, marketing, tech, design, and everything else it takes to build and run an online product. I never sold anything in my life before and now we have around 50 paying customers from all around the world, just 3 months ago my goal in life was to make one sale just one! and now its around 50. I know its not much but feels so good that I achived that. That too all organic.

I use claude code $20 plan for the whole month, $200 is a whole year of that.

The human tendency to want to finish things in a fraction of a second will definitely take us there.

What appliances exactly did the house have? And does it last couple of days even for appliances with compressors and heating coils? If it did that then thats pretty impressive! And your friend is a genius

I want my computers to do my dishes but I guess it will do my art .

It looks like I landed back to 2012. I am curious as to how you have decided which videos to pick here? A lot of content I am seeing here is relatively old.

So how big is the catalogue? And are you going to expand it regularly?

This really brings back the old YouTube experience. Back when discovering new videos was our own choice. It's a shame how big corpse have killed the Subscribing & following.

If an open source model locally does one job correctly, lets say writing the code, then what really do we need OpenAI and Claude for? But I guess there might be some time in that.

What else can you expect? Look the markets right now. Its bleeding. Started with China and now US.

After the HuggingFace incindent, these things keep on happeneing. Last week Railway and PHP faced these problems and now its Binance. The flood gates are now open.

Seems like the HuggingFace incident just opened a Pandora's box