i made a version of wikipedia you can doomscrollhttps://xikipedia.org/

[shitpostalotl@axfedi.derg.rest]

@rebane2001 awesome! i used it exclusively to like pictures of home appliences.

[pjakobs@mastodon.green]

@rebane2001 this is brilliant!

[jnkrtech@social.treehouse.systems]

@rebane2001 tbh this might actually be good for me compared to habitually refreshing reddit

[skye@toot.cat]

@taleb @rebane2001 tvtropes is right there

[qanno@mamot.fr]

@rebane2001 My hero.

[dasmichal@chaos.social]

@rebane2001 Manchmal sollte man sich anstatt "Kann ich sowas bauen" eher fragen "sollte ich überhaupt so etwas bauen"

[jkaniarz@mastodon.gamedev.place]

@rebane2001 It seems to get myopic fairly quickly. I liked a couple video games and pretty soon my feed was mostly video games. So, through numbers alone it surfaced another game I liked and got even more focused.

Overall, I was liking more non-games than games, but it wasn’t learning that I liked other stuff. The small number of game likes were focused, but the non-game likes in the majority were diffuse.

[tauon@possum.city]

@rebane2001@infosec.exchange waow unreal tournament mentioned

[pizzav@infosec.exchange]

@rebane2001 love it, could you add programming as a category, i dont really know how to use the add your own, when i type programming it shows stuff like programming block

[rebane2001@infosec.exchange]

@hacknorris that is intentional, it collects or saves no data

[cragsand@mastodon.social]

@tauon @rebane2001 UT99 - Foregone Destruction
#ScreamTracker #unrealtournament #facingworlds #ctfface

[nachtflug@glasgow.social]

@rebane2001

Special thanks for the „Facing worlds“ music

[scottmichaud@mastodon.gamedev.place]

@rebane2001 This is clearly UTscroll.

[jay_peper@chaos.social]

@rebane2001 oh my god, what have you done!

[paul030@social.coop]

@wikipedia
@rebane2001
This should be included in your app, Wikimedia team!

[antwhat@mastodon.social]

@rebane2001 C’est pour toi ça ️ @virgile_rendt

[rebane2001@infosec.exchange]

added the data generation script and the explanation of the algorithm to xikipedia's readme

[vivianrose@mastodon.social]

@rebane2001 very well made as usual. tbh i want this to be persistent so i develop a habit of scrolling it instead of other things. my phone refreshes tabs pretty frequently.

[kdelta@privacysafe.social]

@rebane2001 That is unreal! Seems like that list is unstoppable!

[shtrom@piaille.fr]

@rebane2001 Oh! Is there a way to just get the articles from the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_common_misconceptions? This would be an awesome way to crawl through it!