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Oops! My cat is an iPad kid

Pets, like children, come with the responsibility to keep them happy, healthy, and mentally stimulated - obligations I readily committed to before getting my cat, Trevor. I work from home, so he's never lonely, and play with him using a mountain of toys at every opportunity outside of my working hours. But younger cats can […]

2026-08-18 原文 →
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Four Ways My Unattended Video Pipeline Died Overnight — and How I Made It Heal Itself

The morning after I lost my job, my Mac finished and filed an ASMR video. Nobody asked it to. It just ran. In the first post, I walked through the structure of the pipeline itself — ComfyUI × FFmpeg × the Freesound API, generating long-form ASMR videos with nothing but free tools. This second post covers the other half: putting that pipeline on macOS launchd so it fires at a fixed time every day, and the self-healing logic that gets the script past the "cold start" problem, where you boot the Mac and ComfyUI simply isn't running. Two numbers do most of the work here: the ComfyUI startup wait went from 180 seconds to 600, and the Freesound download timeout went from 90 seconds to 240. Before those changes, mornings failed 2–3 days a week. Why this setup works The ceiling on manual work Making a single 30-minute ambient ASMR video carefully takes 2–3 hours of hands-on time. Tuning image-generation prompts, layering the BGM, checking the loop points, building the thumbnail, filling in YouTube metadata — each step is small, but they stack up. Trying to hold 30 videos a month means 60–90 hours of pure labor. I attempted it while holding a side job, and it collapsed in two weeks. That was the first time I understood that "scaling output" isn't about moving your hands faster — it's about building a state where output accumulates without your hands at all. When I was laid off and my income went to zero, the first thing I rebuilt was this environment . Own an environment, not a workflow The essence of automation is constructing, exactly once, a mechanism where output keeps growing while you do nothing. That's precisely what daily.sh delivers: when the script finishes, ~/Desktop/ASMR/<date>_<theme>/ lands atomically with the video, thumbnail, youtube.md, and still image all in place. I just check it the next morning. Whether I step away mid-generation or I'm asleep, the files keep piling up. One line in the code embodies the whole philosophy: # 冪等性は「その日に1本でもあればskip」(1日1本・テーマ違

2026-08-16 原文 →
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YouTube is making it harder to earn money on YouTube

Starting February 1st, 2027, creators who want to monetize their channel through YouTube's Partner Program (YPP) will need at least 1,000 subscribers and either 8,000 qualified watch hours over the past year, or 20 million qualified Shorts views in the last 90 days. That's a sizeable jump from YouTube's current requirement of 1,000 subscribers with […]

2026-08-11 原文 →
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YouTube Premium will include Peacock starting next year

YouTube's ad-free Premium subscription is getting another perk: access to Peacock. In an announcement on Monday, NBCUniversal says the multi-year agreement will allow Premium subscribers to stream Peacock's ad-supported shows, movies, and live sports directly through the YouTube app in 2027. YouTube will bundle Peacock in its standard subscription, which increased to $15.99 / month […]

2026-07-28 原文 →