YouTube provides transcripts—sort of. They're often missing, especially on old videos, and the formatting leaves much to be desired. The cunningly-named "YouTube Transcripts" website promises superior wordification: "Reading is Faster. Probably won't fail. Easy to Use." (See the Hacker News thread about this site for many useful related tricks and services.)
Getting better YouTube transcripts

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Propmaster pulls back the curtain on movie magic
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Being a Lego Master Builder is a real career path, and I'm seriously reconsidering my life choices
Any job that requires a Lego building test as part of the interview is probably a job I want. With but a single scroll through Master Builder Alec's channel, I… READ THE REST
Foul-mouthed, weed-smoking Spider-Man hits the streets of New York to celebrate 4/20
Sidetalk is truly something special. As 4/20 celebrations smoked up across the country, NYC's unhinged street show was there to capture the festivities, albeit with a special guest in tow:… READ THE REST
Say goodbye to robotic writing with this smart AI conversion tool
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Your second phone number is calling, and it's not a scam
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Get lifetime access to premium AI tools for just $29.97
TL;DR: Get lifetime access to top AI tools like ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini for just $29.97 with no monthly fees. AI tools are awesome until you check your bank statement and realize you're paying… READ THE REST