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Pipeline — live control

checking…

Audio — unmute stream

Connect

ssh -i ~/.ssh/id_hetzner root@178.105.123.22

Pipeline control

systemctl restart news-pipeline

Restart after config changes

journalctl -fu news-pipeline

Live pipeline logs

systemctl status news-xvfb news-pulseaudio news-browser news-pipeline news-webserver

Status of all services

Start / Stop pipeline

systemctl stop news-pipeline

Stop pipeline only — safe to run while making code changes

systemctl start news-pipeline

Start pipeline after changes are deployed

systemctl start news-xvfb news-pulseaudio news-browser news-webserver news-pipeline

Start all services (full cold start)

systemctl stop news-pipeline news-webserver news-browser news-pulseaudio news-xvfb

Stop all services

⚠ Change pipeline config (use drop-in, not main service)

cat /etc/systemd/system/news-pipeline.service.d/10-crd-audio.conf

View the active drop-in override — this takes full priority over the main service file

nano /etc/systemd/system/news-pipeline.service.d/10-crd-audio.conf && systemctl daemon-reload && systemctl restart news-pipeline

Edit chunk-seconds, model, or source — always edit the drop-in, not the main service

WHY: a drop-in file (10-crd-audio.conf) overrides the main service with CRD audio settings. Editing the main service file has no effect while this drop-in exists.

Audio / PulseAudio

CRD_SOCK=$(ls /run/user/999/crd_audio*/native | head -1) && su -s /bin/bash ntuser -c "PULSE_SERVER=unix://$CRD_SOCK pactl list sinks short"

Check CRD PulseAudio sinks (should show RUNNING)

CRD_SOCK=$(ls /run/user/999/crd_audio*/native | head -1) && su -s /bin/bash ntuser -c "PULSE_SERVER=unix://$CRD_SOCK pactl list sink-inputs short"

See what Chrome is routing audio to (should show one Google Chrome line)

Dashboard files

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Output files for this session

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Session Brief
◆◆ Show BriefAccumulated across entire showUpdated 05:22 UTC-07:00
Key Takeaways
Crude oil prices are elevated, with Brent at $90 and WTI at $85.
Geopolitical tensions, especially involving Iran, pose risks to the oil market.
Inflationary pressures are rising, with potential price hikes from TSMC and tariffs from Canada.
NASDAQ 100 increased by 1.3%.
Free cash flow among hyperscalers expected to improve.
Market has already discounted some positive signals.
Market Implications
Elevated oil prices could impact inflation and consumer spending.
Tech earnings this week will be crucial for market sentiment.
Potential for tech sector rebound.
Increased focus on capital expenditure trends.
geopolitical riskinflationary pressuresAI spendingtech earningstech sector recoverycapital expenditurechip trade stabilization
⚡ Action Brief
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Tuesday, Jul 21 2026
05:15
PDT
POSchip tradeGM raised full-year profit guidance by $500 million.
General MotorsPaul JacobsonMary BarraDeltaEvercoreJulianne EmanuelNASDAQThe AsiaPRIVATENASDAQNASDAQ 100
▸ 8 more points
– Warranty savings increased from $1 billion to $1.5 billion year-over-year.
– Digital revenue expected to exceed $3 billion this year.
– GM maintains an 8% to 10% margin range in North America despite inflationary pressures.
– The company is focused on productivity and quality improvements.
– Positive sentiment around GM could boost automotive sector stocks.
– Increased digital revenue may signal growth opportunities in tech-adjacent sectors.
05:10
PDT
POSmargin expansionGM raised profit forecast by $500 million.
General MotorsPaul JacobsonCanadaIranTSMCJoe DavisVanguardApple
▸ 8 more points
– CFO highlighted resilience against tariffs and energy price volatility.
– Digital revenue expected to exceed $3 billion this year.
– Margin expansion strategies are in place despite inflationary pressures.
– Three years of consistent performance noted by GM leadership.
– Potential for increased investor confidence in GM's stock.
– Broader implications for the auto industry amid rising energy costs.
05:08
PDT
POSsupply chain riskGM maintains 8%-10% margin in North America despite $3 billion in tariff headwinds.
General MotorsCanadaIranPresidentVanguardAppleAlphabetIntelDXY
▸ 8 more points
– Inflationary pressures are being managed through effective supply chain strategies.
– Future momentum is expected to carry into 2027 and beyond.
– New Canadian tariffs are not expected to impact GM significantly.
– Digital revenue is projected to exceed $3 billion this year.
– Positive sentiment for GM's stock due to strong margin performance.
– Potential volatility in auto sector stocks due to tariff discussions.
05:06
PDT
POSmargin expansionGM raised full-year guidance by $500 million.
General MotorsMary BarraPaulDeltaTSMCBrentWTIIranDXY
▸ 8 more points
– Digital revenue expected to exceed $3 billion this year.
– Warranty savings increased from $1 billion to $1.5 billion.
– Focus on productivity and quality improvements amid rising costs.
– Potential risks from higher energy prices and tariffs.
– Positive outlook for GM's stock due to raised guidance.
– Increased digital revenue could attract tech-focused investors.
05:04
PDT
POSconsumer resilienceGM raised full-year guidance by $500 million.
General MotorsPaulDeltaGMEVCL=F
▸ 8 more points
– Consumer resilience and operational execution are strong.
– Significant improvements in warranty and digital revenues noted.
– Rising gasoline prices could impact consumer behavior but GM maintains pricing power.
– The auto industry is less volatile compared to airlines regarding oil prices.
– Positive outlook for GM's stock due to raised guidance.
– Potential impact on consumer spending patterns with rising gasoline prices.
05:01
PDT
MIXgeopolitical riskBrent and WTI prices are up over 1%.
BrentWTIIranHouthisCanadaTSMCJoe DavisVanguardWTIAAPLGOOGLCL=F
▸ 8 more points
– Concerns about Middle East tensions impacting oil supply.
– Inflationary risks are emerging, including potential tariffs and price hikes from TSMC.
– Vanguard forecasts 3% GDP growth driven by AI spending.
– Upcoming earnings reports from major tech firms are critical.
– Elevated oil prices could impact inflation and consumer spending.
– Geopolitical risks may lead to volatility in energy markets.
04:59
PDT
MIXmarket volatilityMarket volatility is evident as participants assess performance.
Stephen EngleAkasaka PalaceTokyoBloombergJonathan FarrowLisa AbramowitzAnne-Marie HordernNew York CityPRIVATE
▸ 7 more points
– Potential pullback in cat-backs is anticipated.
– Demand is currently outstripping supply.
– Balance between spending and returns is crucial.
– Investors should monitor the sustainability of returns.
– Potential impact on equity markets due to volatility.
– Sector-specific adjustments may be necessary based on demand-supply dynamics.
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