I wish there was a Slightly Less Simple Wikipedia. I love that Simple Wikipedia exists, but I want a middle ground between that and full articles. Gimme a couple paragraphs
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it doesnt
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in reply to @mintexists's post:
unfortunately this will probably be less accurate than kagi ai summarize or asking chat gpt, because simple. is already a huge undertaking of figuring out what you take for granted, and having a more fleshed out and less accessible version is hard enough that it won't really be able to exist.
(that said, these days the first section of most overview articles are basically that, with each layer of depth adding a new layer of assumptions. for example, the page on calculus vs the page for finding the integral of an edge case)
Oh yea definitely. This is the kind of thing that would need to be catered entirely to me to exist, and that's not really possible
no, it really needs to exist for a lot of people, I just don't know how they'd do it.
the only way chatgpt manages is by plagiarizing and averaging every blog post written on the topic
(though i will say that one of the good things about chatgpt is being able to go "i don't understand, can you please rephrase that for someone who only knows <what i know>" to a blogpost and have it rewrite itself, and it's not like blogs are that rigorous so the accuracy loss isn't that big of a change)
see also: "that doesn't seem right" <gives me a solution from somewhere better than the Ubuntu forums this time>
anyway I wish that middle ground existed because right now it's covered exclusively by like 5 guys who's hobby is writing about the topic, and youtube
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