I've been playing around with this concept this year as well. Not surprised to see the negativity in the comments. But there is value in this concept, and some of us are going to explore it and find out how to make it work without the dystopian weirdness some of y'all immediately jump to.

I've recorded roughly ~1000 hours of livestream of myself this year. 90%+ of it is boring nothingness, but it is not intended for public consumption anyways. I have and will continue to chop up and post on youtube/twitter the interesting moments I do end up capturing, but it's mostly for myself anyways.

I haven't quite gotten to the point where I've been able to articulate the benefits of this practice in a way that might sufficiently pique the interest or at least acceptance of others in the tech community or otherwise, but that's ok. I did make one video where I started to touch on this idea https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2zqXkNhaJx0 and I will keep working on it and hopefully demonstrate the personal value (and perhaps societal at scale) as time goes on.

The future is going to get pretty weird. Keep an open mind.