marco on Nostr: Can you take streaming requests from the plebs? This could be a feature of ...

Can you take streaming requests from the plebs? This could be a feature of live.snort.social Kieran (npub1v0l…qj49) (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.