There are certainly times I would love to see a presentation like this reformatted as an article.
I tried pulling out the Youtube transcript, but it was very uncomfortable to read with asides and jokes and "ums" that are all native artifacts of speaking in front of a crowd but that only represent noise in when converted to long written form.
However, nowadays thanks to the recent-ish changes in Twitter and Google, my only chance to have my stuff read by a nontrivial amount of people is hitting HN frontage which is a lottery. It's so bad I even got into YouTubing to get a roll at the algorithm wheel.
It takes (me) a lot of work to crystallize and compress my thoughts like this. Giving it as a talk at a big conference, at least opens the door to interesting IRL interactions which are important (to me), because I'm an introvert.
I can't stress enough how we're currently eating the seed corn by killing the public web.
I just pasted the YouTube link into AI Studio and gave it this prompt if you want to replicate:
reformat this talk as an article. remove ums/ahs, but do not summarize, the context should be substantively the same. include content from the slides as well if possible.
I tried pulling out the Youtube transcript, but it was very uncomfortable to read with asides and jokes and "ums" that are all native artifacts of speaking in front of a crowd but that only represent noise in when converted to long written form.