• Fenn experimented with automated transcript formatting and summarization of Elon Musk’s Starship update Twitter Spaces, releasing raw, formatted, and GPT-3.5-summarized versions; the LLM summary was noted to omit key details and introduce factual errors (e.g., claiming SN8 landing success despite explosion).  
• Kanzure raised the possibility of a black market in 3-D-printed human organs, speculating that FDA restrictions may already prohibit such bioprinting applications.  
• A discussion on keyboard ergonomics and input efficiency compared QWERTY, chorded “fulcrum” keyboards, and the Twiddler wearable chording device; participants weighed open-source buildability, cost (<$20 vs. $229), and the practicality of speech-to-text for coding.  
• L29Ah shared a concept for a split ortholinear keyboard suspended from the hips and linked to a TrackPoint-style pointing device, aiming to balance portability with minimal habit change.  
• Kanzure advocated abandoning typing altogether in favor of OpenAI Whisper for speech-to-text input; others countered that Whisper remains problematic for terminal work and programming.  
• TMA pointed to the open-source Whisper.cpp implementation (ggerganov/whisper.cpp) as a starting point for experimenting with local speech recognition.