I once automated the uploading of >26k Gource videos to YouTube. I sorted GitHub by star count, applied some filters (e.g., had to have X commits, Y files), ffmpeg, YT API. That all happened on my little 2015 MBP. Good memories. I'll clean up the repo and share my hacky code sometime. I miss Ruby, what a fun language with which to play.

IIRC, there's another YT channel that took up the torch. I'm grateful they did. I know, they might seem a little spammy, and it can be frustrating when you Google for a repo and only find a mostly useless YT video of a Gource visualization. And yet, random devs used to email me with grateful messages every week. I felt like, in some microscopic way, I was doing good.

Yeah, I need to ponder and write on that. Hm. Well, this bubbly isn't going to drink itself.

I'll edit this comment into shape later. I'm on my phone at Hedwig's.

Love you to the random internet stranger who read this comment.

Love you to the person who posted this Gource link.

Love you to Andrew Caudwell, the creator of Gource. He seems like a good fellow, that Andrew Caudwell. Yes, quite so.