Is it possible you have a poster of this Wikipedia data visualization? Would frame
@LiftandCoa5 сағат бұрын
"Fantakuchen is a popular cake for birthday parties or bake sales" No its not lol
@masterbochen42596 сағат бұрын
If Wikipedia doesn't change this into their logo I lose hope for humanity
@potatoes_are_fine86796 сағат бұрын
this video is going to age like milk 🥛
@newtonianpineapple28176 сағат бұрын
You should make an interactive version of this for us to play with!
@breadbug.7 сағат бұрын
Kweblekop is taking notes
@alberteinstein88628 сағат бұрын
It's football not soccer, american rugby isn't real football
@thisusernamesucks53737 сағат бұрын
All you need now is Nichola Tesla the Teenage mutant ninja turtles theme
@thebestSteven9 сағат бұрын
This is my kind of autism.
@pandazmon-155710 сағат бұрын
This video is good but painfully American . Perhaps Wikipedia originating in America might have something to-do with the content
@MysteriousTourniquet11 сағат бұрын
Ahh dude, the transistions are so much fun! Great video!
@andrewsolesbury11514 сағат бұрын
Automation does not equal AI and I think that is a big distinction here. You could easily create a human written channel that utilises the automation techniques to speed up the video creation, creating multiple videos in a day and then scheduling them for the whole week. The success of both channels is a testament to your skills in creating the content template and themes.
@xaviercurrie922914 сағат бұрын
Is there a playlist for the music playing during the timelapse of the games?
@MiataKitten14 сағат бұрын
“Hey let’s play the Wikipedia game! You start at Athletics At the 1953 Arab Games and try to get to A List of Highways #999”
@andrewdavid8615 сағат бұрын
I hope you try again with the new ChatGPT-4o together with whisper. Curious what the results could be and if they'll be any different.
@TakuHakurei15 сағат бұрын
Fun thing i notices is. Something so broad like,Books,and Anime was nowhere in top 10.I thought it was probably one of the most engaging articles out there. But then aggain sports,Nation,and History was massive. Just open up the whole views of internet to me 😂
@ej295315 сағат бұрын
What I don't see is how you selected the coordinates on the graph for any particular article.
@bohdanmartynov15 сағат бұрын
great job!😦 - Is it possible to make it as service where I can chose a language from a list? - Is it possible to generate such graph for multiple languages?
@davidgonzalez-herrera298015 сағат бұрын
A comment on here earlier claims 97% of all Wikipedia articles takes you to philosophy if you keep clicking on the first hyperlink. My intrigue is, what are the 3% of articles that don’t and where do they take you?
@donyermisin16 сағат бұрын
2:48 SUBTITLES.ASS 😂
@sinusiodalwave16 сағат бұрын
3:55 so is your theory wrong ?
@OgreProgrammer22 сағат бұрын
It looks like the 166 step path might be [much] shorter in the opposite direction, since Highway 999 links to Saskatchewan Hwy 999, which would link to Canada, then countries, then Iran...
@jond2697Күн бұрын
Awesome video! I'm going to try your RSTLNE keyboard! I'm a standard Home Row typist but I have friends that peck with four fingers, not just two. Any chance you can do that keyboard? Edit: It's still buggy and "T" does not work.
@GrannyTheftAutoКүн бұрын
term used today for AI is prematured, at best it's just advanced computing, not inteligence....
@simonblackquillfangirl4887Күн бұрын
THIS IS SO AMAZING!!! you should rerun the algorithms every year to see how the links between articles change
@michaelcarlon1831Күн бұрын
I feel like you could solve this using linear assignments.
@sheetletКүн бұрын
This is the best video i have seen in a long time😘
@user-fj3wk7mi2nКүн бұрын
sneed
@altibblin206Күн бұрын
I would LOVE a link or something to this graph so i could study it further, I just love it so much
@Postbus22Күн бұрын
RIP Fantakuchen
@RubricubeКүн бұрын
You should try whisper for the transcription, worked well for me
@jsonrКүн бұрын
BTW, for the pitching outcomes values, you could use something called an RE24 matrix (which gives you the expected runs in each of the 24 base-out states) to measure the change in run expectancy. To get the value of strikes and balls, you could use RE288 (which is RE24 but also includes all the states of balls and strikes)
@heisenburger8590Күн бұрын
cool video
@teddi_tqtКүн бұрын
I find that a 1-finger keyboard skewed to the left actually makes sense for right-hand users. If we hold the phone with the right hand and type with only the right thumb, the left side is easier to navigate.
@chrisklughКүн бұрын
The Internet is a Brain.
@blartthefartКүн бұрын
nothing better than a chart
@aydc6740Күн бұрын
bless bro i tried this in my junior year of high school and gave up 🤦🏾
@aydc6740Күн бұрын
US > “Association Football”
@aGameScout2 күн бұрын
Putting the graphs shown in the video aside, just wanted to say this is a masterpiece of youtube storytelling. You had endless information to talk about and put together an incredible concise and compelling presentation. Kudos!
@kazii_the_avali2 күн бұрын
ok imagine going up agenst someone who has won 15 games in a row and never has tasted defeat ever.
@Kastelt2 күн бұрын
I should have watched this way earlier. This is honestly one of the best, most interesting videos I've seen.
@user-yi7rd8gp4k2 күн бұрын
Awesome job
@pilotm312 күн бұрын
Bro, you have mistake on map (7:00 timecode). Crimea is the part of Ukraine. 🇺🇦
@kingtowmater10382 күн бұрын
It’s funny how Eurocentric the map of countries referenced in Wikipedia is
@purrrparker98642 күн бұрын
How much links would you take to get from "No Nut Novenber" to "1989 Tiananmen Square protests and massacre" on Wikipedia?
@ahoy10142 күн бұрын
I'm kinda surprised you didn't mention 6 Degrees of Wikipedia the algorithm site, as it does just what you described in the video. As far as I know it's been around in one way or another for at least a decade and a half, and does basically what you set out to do in part of the video.
@MeinDeutschkurs2 күн бұрын
Eye opening.
@aquilazyy11252 күн бұрын
Someone needs to make a list of all orphan articles… Oh wait
@tomholroyd75192 күн бұрын
"free an article from an existence of solitude"
@mikkelhansen37142 күн бұрын
Omg these retarded shorts are all over my feed
@elyxzr2 күн бұрын
me realizing he has 60 subs in 16 days yet i have 11 subs in 6 months 🔥
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Is it possible you have a poster of this Wikipedia data visualization? Would frame
"Fantakuchen is a popular cake for birthday parties or bake sales" No its not lol
If Wikipedia doesn't change this into their logo I lose hope for humanity
this video is going to age like milk 🥛
You should make an interactive version of this for us to play with!
Kweblekop is taking notes
It's football not soccer, american rugby isn't real football
All you need now is Nichola Tesla the Teenage mutant ninja turtles theme
This is my kind of autism.
This video is good but painfully American . Perhaps Wikipedia originating in America might have something to-do with the content
Ahh dude, the transistions are so much fun! Great video!
Automation does not equal AI and I think that is a big distinction here. You could easily create a human written channel that utilises the automation techniques to speed up the video creation, creating multiple videos in a day and then scheduling them for the whole week. The success of both channels is a testament to your skills in creating the content template and themes.
Is there a playlist for the music playing during the timelapse of the games?
“Hey let’s play the Wikipedia game! You start at Athletics At the 1953 Arab Games and try to get to A List of Highways #999”
I hope you try again with the new ChatGPT-4o together with whisper. Curious what the results could be and if they'll be any different.
Fun thing i notices is. Something so broad like,Books,and Anime was nowhere in top 10.I thought it was probably one of the most engaging articles out there. But then aggain sports,Nation,and History was massive. Just open up the whole views of internet to me 😂
What I don't see is how you selected the coordinates on the graph for any particular article.
great job!😦 - Is it possible to make it as service where I can chose a language from a list? - Is it possible to generate such graph for multiple languages?
A comment on here earlier claims 97% of all Wikipedia articles takes you to philosophy if you keep clicking on the first hyperlink. My intrigue is, what are the 3% of articles that don’t and where do they take you?
2:48 SUBTITLES.ASS 😂
3:55 so is your theory wrong ?
It looks like the 166 step path might be [much] shorter in the opposite direction, since Highway 999 links to Saskatchewan Hwy 999, which would link to Canada, then countries, then Iran...
Awesome video! I'm going to try your RSTLNE keyboard! I'm a standard Home Row typist but I have friends that peck with four fingers, not just two. Any chance you can do that keyboard? Edit: It's still buggy and "T" does not work.
term used today for AI is prematured, at best it's just advanced computing, not inteligence....
THIS IS SO AMAZING!!! you should rerun the algorithms every year to see how the links between articles change
I feel like you could solve this using linear assignments.
This is the best video i have seen in a long time😘
sneed
I would LOVE a link or something to this graph so i could study it further, I just love it so much
RIP Fantakuchen
You should try whisper for the transcription, worked well for me
BTW, for the pitching outcomes values, you could use something called an RE24 matrix (which gives you the expected runs in each of the 24 base-out states) to measure the change in run expectancy. To get the value of strikes and balls, you could use RE288 (which is RE24 but also includes all the states of balls and strikes)
cool video
I find that a 1-finger keyboard skewed to the left actually makes sense for right-hand users. If we hold the phone with the right hand and type with only the right thumb, the left side is easier to navigate.
The Internet is a Brain.
nothing better than a chart
bless bro i tried this in my junior year of high school and gave up 🤦🏾
US > “Association Football”
Putting the graphs shown in the video aside, just wanted to say this is a masterpiece of youtube storytelling. You had endless information to talk about and put together an incredible concise and compelling presentation. Kudos!
ok imagine going up agenst someone who has won 15 games in a row and never has tasted defeat ever.
I should have watched this way earlier. This is honestly one of the best, most interesting videos I've seen.
Awesome job
Bro, you have mistake on map (7:00 timecode). Crimea is the part of Ukraine. 🇺🇦
It’s funny how Eurocentric the map of countries referenced in Wikipedia is
How much links would you take to get from "No Nut Novenber" to "1989 Tiananmen Square protests and massacre" on Wikipedia?
I'm kinda surprised you didn't mention 6 Degrees of Wikipedia the algorithm site, as it does just what you described in the video. As far as I know it's been around in one way or another for at least a decade and a half, and does basically what you set out to do in part of the video.
Eye opening.
Someone needs to make a list of all orphan articles… Oh wait
"free an article from an existence of solitude"
Omg these retarded shorts are all over my feed
me realizing he has 60 subs in 16 days yet i have 11 subs in 6 months 🔥