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> Their laptops had a 50% failure rate at Linus Media Group, according to Luke during a WAN Show. Linus kept pushing them on his viewers though. Do you have li

by xen0 2y ago

> Their laptops had a 50% failure rate at Linus Media Group, according to Luke during a WAN Show. Linus kept pushing them on his viewers though. Do you have link to that particular show? It's surprising it was mentioned and that Linus was still 'supporting' it at the time.

consumer451 2y ago
I'm sorry, I do not, this all happened a while ago. I am pretty sure of my recollection of the sequence of events, but take it with a grain of salt, just one grain though. It was awkward as heck. I gained a lot of respect for Luke that day for keeping it real.
banana_giraffe 2y ago
I suspect this is the comment mentioned: https://youtu.be/_Sd608uzI0Q?t=710 https://youtu.be/_Sd608uzI0Q?t=710
- consumer451 2y ago
  Exactly! I am really curious, how did you find this? Was it memory, or search?
  - banana_giraffe 2y ago
    Oh, my memory isn't nearly that good. I thought you were right, but I couldn't remember it more than that. I cobbled together the correct yt-dlp command to get all the subtitles and a little Python glue to search them.
    - consumer451 2y ago
      OMGosh. Thank you. I did actually try to find it, but I put in much less effort via Google searches, and obviously failed. Thanks for taking the time. Now I need to learn more about yt-dlp. Would you mind sharing the yt-dlp command which helped you get all the subtitles?
      - banana_giraffe 2y ago
        Sure, this was the command I used: ./yt-dlp --skip-download --write-sub --write-auto-sub --sub-lang en --sub-format json3 "https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8mG-RkN2uTw7PhlnAr4pZZz2QubIbujH" That'll grab all the WAN shows (that's the playlist LTT provides for the WAN) of the autogenerated subs in a rather, uh, unique, JSON based format. From there I wrote some throw away quality Python to find razor or blade near percent: import os, json hits, files = 0, 0 for cur in [x for x in os.listdir(".") if x.endswith(".json3")]: files += 1 with open(cur) as f: data = json.load(f) words = [] for event in data["events"]: at = event["tStartMs"] for seg in event.get("segs", []): words.append((len(words), at, seg["utf8"].strip().lower())) span = 10 * 1000 for i, at, word in words: if word in {"razor", "blade", "razors", "blades"}: span_min = min(x[0] for x in words if abs(x[1] - at) <= span) span_max = max(x[0] for x in words if abs(x[1] - at) <= span) for other_i, other_at, other_word in words[span_min:span_max+1]: if other_word in {"percent"}: print("-" * 100) loc = min(at, other_at) // 1000 loc = f"{loc//3600}:{(loc%3600)//60:02d}:{loc%60:02d}" print(loc + ": " + cur) phrase = " ".join(x[2] for x in words[min(i,other_i): max(i,other_i)+1]) print(phrase) hits += 1 print(f"{hits} hits in {files} files.") It found some false positives (maybe one, don't remember), and the hit shared above.
        consumer451 2y ago
        Thank you very much.

by xen0 2y ago

consumer451 2y ago

I'm sorry, I do not, this all happened a while ago. I am pretty sure of my recollection of the sequence of events, but take it with a grain of salt, just one grain though. It was awkward as heck. I gained a lot of respect for Luke that day for keeping it real.

banana_giraffe 2y ago

I suspect this is the comment mentioned: https://youtu.be/_Sd608uzI0Q?t=710 https://youtu.be/_Sd608uzI0Q?t=710

consumer451 2y ago
Exactly! I am really curious, how did you find this? Was it memory, or search?
- banana_giraffe 2y ago
  Oh, my memory isn't nearly that good. I thought you were right, but I couldn't remember it more than that. I cobbled together the correct yt-dlp command to get all the subtitles and a little Python glue to search them.
  - consumer451 2y ago
    OMGosh. Thank you. I did actually try to find it, but I put in much less effort via Google searches, and obviously failed. Thanks for taking the time. Now I need to learn more about yt-dlp. Would you mind sharing the yt-dlp command which helped you get all the subtitles?
    - banana_giraffe 2y ago
      Sure, this was the command I used: ./yt-dlp --skip-download --write-sub --write-auto-sub --sub-lang en --sub-format json3 "https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8mG-RkN2uTw7PhlnAr4pZZz2QubIbujH" That'll grab all the WAN shows (that's the playlist LTT provides for the WAN) of the autogenerated subs in a rather, uh, unique, JSON based format. From there I wrote some throw away quality Python to find razor or blade near percent: import os, json hits, files = 0, 0 for cur in [x for x in os.listdir(".") if x.endswith(".json3")]: files += 1 with open(cur) as f: data = json.load(f) words = [] for event in data["events"]: at = event["tStartMs"] for seg in event.get("segs", []): words.append((len(words), at, seg["utf8"].strip().lower())) span = 10 * 1000 for i, at, word in words: if word in {"razor", "blade", "razors", "blades"}: span_min = min(x[0] for x in words if abs(x[1] - at) <= span) span_max = max(x[0] for x in words if abs(x[1] - at) <= span) for other_i, other_at, other_word in words[span_min:span_max+1]: if other_word in {"percent"}: print("-" * 100) loc = min(at, other_at) // 1000 loc = f"{loc//3600}:{(loc%3600)//60:02d}:{loc%60:02d}" print(loc + ": " + cur) phrase = " ".join(x[2] for x in words[min(i,other_i): max(i,other_i)+1]) print(phrase) hits += 1 print(f"{hits} hits in {files} files.") It found some false positives (maybe one, don't remember), and the hit shared above.
      - consumer451 2y ago
        Thank you very much.