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Joined June 2024
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We ranked 7 Brew Energy Drinks
And here’s a video
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We finished an awesome ranking of the ENTIRE Marvel Cinematic Universe and I believe these are the ones you need to watch before DOOMSDAY
After watching End Game Encore in theaters
We have come up with a definitive Weekend List for the entire MCU on The Road To Doomsday
We posted a banger today, We watched and RANKED the ENTIRE MCU #doomsday #encore #marvel
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Training an ai has proven difficult, however we are working on something so honed in on Btier that it will find something the way that I would find it on playback and editing
Stories, Btier Bowler Hats, and finding chaos is getting a bit easier.
There will be an app launch
We are starting to see very good AI editors, there’s still work to be done though. Fine tuning will only go so far as well. Making this easier is the goal
Joe Rogan uploads 2 to 3 hour episodes. You see 30 second clips. Someone cut them.
Creators pay $29 a month for AI to do that job.
A solo developer in China gave it away for free.
The repo is called AutoClip. 6,391 stars on GitHub. 1,253 forks. MIT licensed.
Every clip you save from a podcast, stream, or interview was cut from something longer. Streamers do not go viral from streams. They go viral from clips of streams. A 2 hour episode holds 15 to 25 viral clips. Finding them by hand takes 4 to 6 hours.
Here is what AutoClip does.
Paste a YouTube link. Or a Bilibili link. Or drop in a local video file. The AI reads the whole transcript, scores every moment for viral potential, cuts the highlights, adds captions, and hands you a folder of vertical shorts ready for TikTok, Reels, and YouTube Shorts.
Here is what makes it different from OpusClip.
- Runs locally on your laptop. Your footage never leaves your machine.
- Works with OpenAI, Google Gemini, Alibaba Qwen, or SiliconFlow. Pick whichever LLM is cheapest for you.
- No credit system. No monthly minutes cap. Process a 4 hour livestream if you want.
- MIT licensed. Fork it. Ship it in a product. Sell it. No permission needed.
- Docker one-line install. Runs in a browser tab at localhost:3000.
The stack: FastAPI backend, React frontend, Celery task queue, Redis, SQLite, yt-dlp for downloads, FFmpeg for cutting. One developer named zhouxiaoka wrote 89 commits and shipped the whole thing.
Here is the interesting part.
OpusClip raised $68 million in venture funding from SoftBank, Samsung Next, and DCM Ventures to build a subscription business around this exact workflow. The whole short form video AI market is priced like a SaaS product because most creators do not know an open source alternative exists.
One person in Hangzhou wrote it in his spare time and put it on GitHub. Six thousand people have starred it. One thousand two hundred have forked it.
One honest note. Last commit was 77 days ago on June 3. The maintainer is one person. Some features on the roadmap are still marked in development. If you want a polished product with a support team, pay OpusClip. If you want to own the tool that clips your videos, download this tonight.
The people who own the software own the workflow.
Your videos. Your AI. Your shorts.
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