Developer creates endless Wikipedia feed to fight algorithm addiction
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I would disagree on the "slightly more informative" part.
I have used it and in my opinion, it's "highly informative and educational". -
It's app based. I found it on Google Play.
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I think it's more "Butt as an alternative to algorithms" which I fully agree with. Butts are better than algorithms
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I have a habit of grabbing my phone and scrolling shorts if im just going to be free for less than 10mins because I don't have time to watch something longer or read a chapter of a book. If there was an app like this that actually had an algorithm so I could instead scroll wikipedia and learn something interesting I think that it would at least help scratch the itch and not make short form video content my go to.
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Also just getting more word a day is great for your vocabulary. Ive been reading a lot more lately and have noticed that the more I read even relatively simple books that my vocabulary has vastly expanded even in everyday life. Im much less often left searching for a word because I have likely seen it more recently.
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You are a Sadist Lmfao
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Depends on the butt, I've seen some nice algorithms.
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Oh dear!
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Apparently it doesn't use a personalised algorithm. So I'd say the first one.
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Right, but in the context of social media feeds, "algorithm" always refers to an algorithm for personalised content.
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I love this. ICBM address is a very clever joke.
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Thank you for this. Very interesting read about hacker speak.
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At least on android I was able to just add a link to the home screen in Firefox.
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Blowimg smoke up people's asses, duh! /s
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I like this idea.
I don’t know if I will do anything with it, but I would like to create something like this. Find it hard to develop when I’m not in work, as it feels like work.
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they have this already, at least on the app version
