The entirety of human Wikipedia takes up less space than some video games. Wild EDIT: not sure if I meant to say "human knowledge" or just "Wikipedia", but clearly y'all didn't care.
Text is 2 bytes per letter and 3 bytes per pixel in an image (uncompressed). So when you have 4K images, uncompressed, it’s not surprising that games take up so much information
@@popcultureprogrammer2171Especially when a lot of the largest games are just because the publish3rs can't be bothered to give the devs time to optimize
it's funny to think about but not very surprising when you consider how many resources those huge games need to store as they get bigger and more complex/detailed
I took the whole English Wikipedia with me to a physics test once. It was an open book test, with laptops allowed but no internet connectivity. Worked nicely to look up some things quickly.
WARNING, while the download for the ENTIRE WP including images is small, the extraction is several terabytes in size. WP is mostly text and text compresses VERY well.
Also: the compressibility of typical English text is to 1/8 the size - if you feed a typical plaintext eBook into a decent compressor, it’ll spit out something 1/8th the size.
@@PokeMageTech By this information, I infer that 100 GB of English Wikipedia download will produce 800 GB of English Wikipedia articles after extraction....
@@rusticcloud3325 @ That’s if it’s typical English text. Wikipedia articles might have a lot of repetition between them, which would increase compressibility if done as a block (information to decompress is shared between files), but individual articles might be atypical English text, resulting in worse compression.
@@misael3377 depends on how you view carry it with you, you can't put it on your phone but having a server with 16 32TB hard drives isn't really that much of a hassle, you can take with you and used it on "tech" van for example very easily
@@2ndbrain909 I'd have my phone and would start with the pages that deal with ancient batteries and simple electricity production. Maybe copy them down on paper.
@@angry_zergling Multiple probably! You'd most likely wanna learn how to build them or repair them, since they won't last forever or could possibly get damaged in unforeseen ways. Honestly a really fun hypothetical
I've had so many imaginary conversations with historical figures from the past, and knowing this just made my future imaginary conversations SO much easier and accurate
@@Maxawa0851they also had Phones, Tablets, PSPs and a FRICKING SOLAR CHARGER IN. THEIR. *POCKETS* why the f would anybody just have those in their pockets all the time, because remember Sora and Shiro had NO idea they were getting isekaied
@@chrishayes5755you understand that AI makes things up based on what its creators put? It's literally dangerous to use it instead of just internet or Wikipedia
Yeah, that will go well... Me: _Wikipedia, please explain mathematics as a concept in laymen terms_ Wikipedia Neurolink: _Mathematics is racist and therefore not allowed to be explained as to be inclusive to everyone_
Tbh considering I live in a country where foreign websites constantly get blocked and shut down due to government restrictions, this is insanely useful, gonna go download the entirety of wikipedia for myself, just in case
I live in Indonesia and it literally sounds like Indonesia, Reddit, Gone, Anime sites, Gone, Steam, Gone, literally every single popular website you know of, Is gone.
When society collapses and we devolve back into cavemen, one of our distant descendants is going to stumble upon the entirety of Wikipedia and become the new god
I imagine it will more likely be a church that keeps wikipedia running on some low powered basic comp like a raspberry pie. Probably started as a group who happened to have it and as it's so useful they safeguard it but through the generation people forget who or why it was originally guarded but no the knowledge is immensely important thus a church is formed to keep it alive using the info inside to keep the little computer running. Maybe different sects having physical copies written down to take care of or even their own small computers but only given sections of the data like a sect for chemistry, biology, medical, math, or astronomy. Maybe even different groups around the world have their own languages wikipedia so some religious zealotry between like the English sect and the Spanish sect.
Or they just learned it. I know how to do a ridiculous amount of things, and I imagine a lot of other people are similarly capable. Having basic knowledge in a lot of areas is actually pretty easy if you try.
@@impishlyit9780 it’s easy when it happens to you naturally such as circumstance, curiosity, a good mentor, ect. But I imagine it isn’t quite as easy for most people if they don’t know how to start and they suddenly had to.
There’s another history one with 1.82 GB to the top right idk why there are two. But considering how small text files are and how small most(maths is 2.7gb that’s crazy) other subjects history is pretty big
This could come in handy for an apocalypse as well. A large chunk of the world's knowledge and being able to at least get an idea on how to build a Engine or a generator could come in handy.
@@sib315 well there's solar panels, plus I'm sure enough people know how to repurpose an old motor or something that you wouldn't have any issue with that at first *making* one would be a different story though...
This'll be really helpful when I'm stranded in the jungle and need to know who was on an Indian cricket team in 1997 or how many people live in a small village in Iran.
@@PurpleCh4lkI mean, Wikipedia is notoriously biased. Both because it’s very left-wing, but also because it only cites articles about scientific studies, rather than the studies themselves. So even if an article gets something wrong and you can demonstrate this by citing the original study, Wikipedia will still go with the flawed article. Remember, Wikipedia isn’t about truth, it’s simply about parroting the narrative of the consensus. That’s decent around 90% of the time, but it’s really detrimental in that 10% of cases. Wikipedia themselves admit this.
I saw with my eyes Nazi sympatizaters overwriting the first hand experience of concentration camp survivors and getting away with it because "an article cannot have just a source" (it was a niche topic with limited sources aviable to the public), so I will always assume articles on controversial topics had been manimulated at some point.@@PurpleCh4lk
Iirc, it's 50 GB without images, with images it doubles. got the one with images on my 22TB NAS. Sucks I can't contribute bandwith to help anyone downloading it
@cappiecappie770 I did a project using this and created an algorithm to sort through Wikipedia and standardize it. In just the English version with no pictures it still came out to be roughly 70 gb.
imagine making mini pc with a raspberry pi and an ssd with the entirety lf wikipedia on it and a mini screen, keyboard, and trackpad in a mini case to browse wikipedia anywhere
Its more like the summary of all human knowledge can fit in 90G. One paragraph on Wikipedia can sometimes summize dozens of books. Even then Wikipedia doesn't contain all information. Wikipedia is what my professors always called "the starting point."
I came here to say that. Wikepedia is a great sunmary, not the knowledge itself. For all human knowledge one would need like, all of human knowledge, books, museums, practical experience, memory etc.
I used to do that back when I was in Africa. I actually wrote a script that when I search from the home screen it would point to the offline wiki and populate results. Necessity is the mother of Invention.
The vast majority of it is image space. Text files are pretty small in terms of space, so it practically halves the total amount of GB, give or take a few 10GB
Assuming the resonance cascade happened in 1998, there were approximately 150 million websites at the time. At about 100kB a website, that's 150TB. I don't think Black Mesa would have had the capacity to store all that at the time, so I assume Russell was exaggerating.
Did this in the early 2000s when mobile data was only GSM and super expensive. Wikipedia was text-only just below 2GB and fitted on my Palm Treo's SD card. We called him lovingly smartass. :D
@@Ноунеймбезгалочки-м7ч I mean, no? OpenAI trains their models on WAY more data, so actually a small model with less parameters could actually run locally on a weaker device.
You can learn advanced concepts from wikis. Chemical formulas, mathematical formulas, argumentation philosophy.y In theory someone could in fact make a passable education out of wikipedia. Far better than the average non-collegiate, and likely around the same level as most collegiate degrees.
Disagree. You can go in depth, it's just Wikipedia can't make a specialist out of you. Also, if you know what to look for there's pages with Too Much information in other languages, I once found a really solid detailed book recap in Czech which I auto translated, it was accurate tbh, stuff like that, autistic ramblings that no one's had time to trim down, they kind of break the concept of "surface level only", and so do some pages on purpose. If you want extensive history on the Peloponnesian war, you're not gonna find much on the timeline of human history, but there're a million articles relating directly to it
Reminds me about the Donald Duck comics, where Huey, Duey and Louey (or how ever those are in English) always take out their scout handbooks and cite answers to the most obscure questions.
@@Xizario2 It is that large because these are large numbers of high-resolution scans. If this information would be saved as raw text documents, it would likely be compareable in size.
I was just thinking the other day about what I would bring with me if I were to time travel but had some arbitrary amount of time to prepare before I was sent. This seems perfect.
Personally, I find their pages on mathematics and physics to be extremely useful. If you're worried about anything short of rebuilding after an apocalypse, though, I agree that the survival library is much better suited to emergencies.
@@impishlyit9780 when you download websites, you do so because you are expecting to not have access to internet in the future- rural areas, disasters, war-zones, etc. basically- I see no reason to download Wikipedia for mathematics.
Little practical knowledge is a stretch. If you know how to search you can build something from scratch out of it. Of course, there wouldn't be step by step on how to make a generator or how to farm, but Wikipedia probably already has an extensive detail about it in different articles. There is a reason why Wikihow and Wikipedia are not the same.
It's kind of crazy you can hold practically all of human knowledge in a pen drive. And then also install a large language model on top just to make sure. All in the size of a finger.
I hope that we still get to have this amazing application in the future because man I can see them going bankrupt and Wikipedia then no longer existing which would be such a devastating blow for us
"Ah i might have been lost in the woods for 5 years, but atleast i had my downloaded page on Akira Toriyama to keep me sane, i can't wait to update it and see what else hes been up too when i get home"
You download wikipedia - you save all of humanity's knowledge (practically). Yes with some mistakes and information, but all the knowledge nonetheless.
Imagine having Wikipedia on a microsd card, going back a mere 100 years and telling them that it contains basically of the present and sone future knowledge too and that all they have to do is figure out how to access it.
I love the “Foundation” books, but the part that didn’t age well was the whole idea that the best minds in the galaxy were making a giant library of all of human knowledge and it took decades. At first I was like “so you’re making Wikipedia ?” And now I discover it’s only 100gbs and could fit comfortably on my phone. You gotta love the 50s
The entirety of human Wikipedia takes up less space than some video games. Wild
EDIT: not sure if I meant to say "human knowledge" or just "Wikipedia", but clearly y'all didn't care.
Text is 2 bytes per letter and 3 bytes per pixel in an image (uncompressed). So when you have 4K images, uncompressed, it’s not surprising that games take up so much information
@@popcultureprogrammer2171Especially when a lot of the largest games are just because the publish3rs can't be bothered to give the devs time to optimize
it's funny to think about but not very surprising when you consider how many resources those huge games need to store as they get bigger and more complex/detailed
Pure text does not weight anything compared to videos and images in real time, so it makes sense.
@@popcultureprogrammer2171 isn't a character 1 byte (ASCII) and a pixel 4? (red green blue and alpha)
I took the whole English Wikipedia with me to a physics test once. It was an open book test, with laptops allowed but no internet connectivity. Worked nicely to look up some things quickly.
Bruh
what color is your skin?
@@onefive3863 whaattt 💀💀💀
What is the texture of your skin?
What is the flavor of your skin?
WARNING, while the download for the ENTIRE WP including images is small, the extraction is several terabytes in size. WP is mostly text and text compresses VERY well.
lol accidental zipbomb
Just have someone whip up a custom thing so when a page is requested it looks in the compressed archive and not the filesystem.
Also: the compressibility of typical English text is to 1/8 the size - if you feed a typical plaintext eBook into a decent compressor, it’ll spit out something 1/8th the size.
@@PokeMageTech By this information, I infer that 100 GB of English Wikipedia download will produce 800 GB of English Wikipedia articles after extraction....
@@rusticcloud3325 @
That’s if it’s typical English text. Wikipedia articles might have a lot of repetition between them, which would increase compressibility if done as a block (information to decompress is shared between files), but individual articles might be atypical English text, resulting in worse compression.
Without media.
428.36 TB was the real number in 2023, according to Wiki.
still reasonable, just buy a few hard drives
@@joaoruxa but it beats the idea of carrying Wikipedia with you.
@@misael3377 depends on how you view carry it with you, you can't put it on your phone but having a server with 16 32TB hard drives isn't really that much of a hassle, you can take with you and used it on "tech" van for example very easily
@@joaoruxa"Buy a few hard drives" 💀💀💀
Came here for this. Still useful though.
And 100 GB of text is wild
Yes, finally a solution to the hypothetical of ending up being sent back in time, and needing to explain how to make modern technology.
Not quite because you still need computers, something to connect to, and of course electricity.
@@2ndbrain909 I'd have my phone and would start with the pages that deal with ancient batteries and simple electricity production. Maybe copy them down on paper.
@@2ndbrain909 If you can bring the drive with the information on it you could probably bring one of those solar battery backups and solar panel.
@@angry_zergling Multiple probably! You'd most likely wanna learn how to build them or repair them, since they won't last forever or could possibly get damaged in unforeseen ways. Honestly a really fun hypothetical
We could get wikipedia to China, North Korea and Afghanistan.
I've had so many imaginary conversations with historical figures from the past, and knowing this just made my future imaginary conversations SO much easier and accurate
I love how I'm not the only one who does this lol
So every isekai protagonist has Wikipedia downloaded to their phone
Truck-kun made Wikipedia
No game no life protagonists actually did
I was just about to make an isekai joke, but you beat me to the punch.
@@Maxawa0851we need s2
@@Maxawa0851they also had Phones, Tablets, PSPs and a FRICKING SOLAR CHARGER IN. THEIR. *POCKETS*
why the f would anybody just have those in their pockets all the time, because remember Sora and Shiro had NO idea they were getting isekaied
Now imagine the internet archive being so downloadable....
It's like 100 TB.
it’s 90 something petabytes
@@MrComp-bw2rb99 petabytes of unique data and 212 total for failsafe and such
But the publishers would cry 😢
A single windows 10 ISO is about 4.5gb..
This is genuinely the best short I have ever seen! No tricks, no fluff, incredibly interesting and useful and information. Thank you, subbed.
having AI chatbot is 100x more useful than wikipedia.
@chrishayes5755 Are you talking about an offline model?
@@chrishayes5755you understand that AI makes things up based on what its creators put? It's literally dangerous to use it instead of just internet or Wikipedia
Somehow, even in the midst of an apocalypse, someone will tell me I shouldn't trust Wikipedia as a source.
Probably the teacher you just save using knowledge from Wikipedia
Tis true yk
I would prefer reddit or qoura for these😅
Because you shouldn't. Flesh Simulator has a great video on how the mods of that site alter what's on it to fit their bias.
For real. I'd just think it's from wiki it's gotta be a lie
RDR2 is more than wikipedia
Pretty wild to think about
Yeah
You mean R2D2?
@@mohammadrayedatif6731 I think he means Red Dead Redemption 2
@@realgalactic oh ok
if you were stranded on a island and you did this you would come back smart as hell
Knowing a lot about everything isn't the same as smartness. Unless in the English language smart it's the same as intelligence. I mean, is it?🤔
@@mrpurple11 maybe "wise" is the correct word
@LucaSantt yeah. In Spanish, it means "sabio," which isn't the same as just "know a lot trivia", you're right.
@@mrpurple11 exacto mi rey
@@LucaSantt 👈👈😎
crazy that the sum of human knowledge is less than a third of the size of a single log file for ghost of tsushima
Crazy
Actually me right now:
Bro WHAT?
@@dust_gale3108 yeah some guy's game glitched out and produced a log file larger than the game
Well just think there's articles about books and movies, but no books or movies. That's alot more text
This is not the sum of human knowledge.
“You’re under arrest for downloading all of Wikipedia.”
“wait I can explain everything!”
underrated comment
@@devin85478 overrated cuz I plagiarized it
@@meestyouyouestme3753you didn't. Quoted text doesn't qualify as plagiarism.
@@meestyouyouestme3753 based
@ I stole the whole joke. Quote marks included.
This video should have the most views of the entirety of videos out there. It is the best info i have found on youtube since forever.
Is it though? If you’re stranded on an island with a laptop and flash drive of Wikipedia, how are you gonna charge the laptop?
Time to upload the entirety of Wikipedia into my neurolink
Damn!!!!! If this ever happens it will be shocking!!!
Now that's a good idea
Yeah, that will go well...
Me: _Wikipedia, please explain mathematics as a concept in laymen terms_
Wikipedia Neurolink: _Mathematics is racist and therefore not allowed to be explained as to be inclusive to everyone_
@@steveroman3729???? wikipedia never did that??? are you thinking of chatgpt???
😮
Tbh considering I live in a country where foreign websites constantly get blocked and shut down due to government restrictions, this is insanely useful, gonna go download the entirety of wikipedia for myself, just in case
Then update it every so often to stay current lol
Where is that? China?
Ksa
I feel bad for any country that has to be next to Russia
I live in Indonesia and it literally sounds like Indonesia, Reddit, Gone, Anime sites, Gone, Steam, Gone, literally every single popular website you know of, Is gone.
Loving the springboks jersey!!! 🇿🇦🇿🇦
zaza
@@momiji_number1daughterwife zaza
@@OnlyCC1018 zaza
When society collapses and we devolve back into cavemen, one of our distant descendants is going to stumble upon the entirety of Wikipedia and become the new god
Forward thinking☝️😂
I imagine it will more likely be a church that keeps wikipedia running on some low powered basic comp like a raspberry pie. Probably started as a group who happened to have it and as it's so useful they safeguard it but through the generation people forget who or why it was originally guarded but no the knowledge is immensely important thus a church is formed to keep it alive using the info inside to keep the little computer running. Maybe different sects having physical copies written down to take care of or even their own small computers but only given sections of the data like a sect for chemistry, biology, medical, math, or astronomy. Maybe even different groups around the world have their own languages wikipedia so some religious zealotry between like the English sect and the Spanish sect.
That's assuming they can access it.
Better to Save Wikipedia in Physical Format. Like Maybe Heat resistant Plastic Slabs.
It shall be the thumb drive of destiny
Wikipedia future STC confirmed. Praise the Omnissiah.
"Having what is essentially the entirety of human knowledge at your disposal" is such a cool thing to say honestly
Except Wikipedia is way too biased for the definition o apply to it...
"is such a flex"
@@ganjaman59650How
just the summed up version tho. once you’re in college you‘ll see how much is missing there
@@ganjaman59650ikr, it says the earth is round which is so biased
I don't know if you realize how valuable this random video of the internet was, thank you posting this!!
That explains why main characters seem to know how to do everything in apocalypse scenarios
Or they just learned it. I know how to do a ridiculous amount of things, and I imagine a lot of other people are similarly capable. Having basic knowledge in a lot of areas is actually pretty easy if you try.
I can only think of Senku, people like Joel from tlou are just everyday dad who are used to doing their own things.
@@sauravnarayan9317 Yeah, i can't think of any main character who "knows how to do everything" from popular apocalypse media, weird comment from op
@@impishlyit9780 it’s easy when it happens to you naturally such as circumstance, curiosity, a good mentor, ect. But I imagine it isn’t quite as easy for most people if they don’t know how to start and they suddenly had to.
“Alyx I downloaded the internet, all of it”
omg finally a great use for those hard drives laying around
Ya i have a mostly unused 2tb drive, so I might as well download it.
Unused 2TB ? Bro 😭 I need that for more than storing Wikipedia
@@Pinonyan I feel you
@@Pinonyan 2TB of external ssd costs like £30 and 4tb of hdd is like £20
@@nathanielbaumgardner8211 download it twice if some files corrupt or something
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zaza
History being only 700mb is wild
Text files are SUPER small
It is but isn't at the same time.
History repeats itself 😂
So it's small 😂😂
It's only a selection of history articles
There’s another history one with 1.82 GB to the top right idk why there are two.
But considering how small text files are and how small most(maths is 2.7gb that’s crazy) other subjects history is pretty big
Me heading back in time with a solar charger, a phone and wikipedia downloaded to become their new messiah.
a phone? poor way of viewing lots of information at once, also a pc game would make college professors from the 1890s freak out bigtime
You know you can't go back in time, right?
@@7792pnaurfryou may not, but they can
@@7792pnaurfr This is in the top 3 goofiest comments I've seen in my 10+ years on RUclips.
@@7792pnaurfr😂😂😂😂
This is the only time a YT short taught me anything! Thanks.
This could come in handy for an apocalypse as well. A large chunk of the world's knowledge and being able to at least get an idea on how to build a Engine or a generator could come in handy.
Well i woudl start with generator as you need power
@sib315 Rather a turbine, which acts as both a motor and generator (converting heat from fuel into electric energy by rotating electromagnets).
@@sib315 well there's solar panels, plus I'm sure enough people know how to repurpose an old motor or something that you wouldn't have any issue with that at first
*making* one would be a different story though...
@@willywillington9252 not THAT hard, just essentially 3 electromagne- oh dang yeah thats gonna require thought
Not even CLOSE to the entirety of human knowledge, but it is a good encyclopedia.
Nope. All.
@@Phoenician7786Wikipedia doesn’t contain every single bit of human knowledge, it contains general knowledge about a lot of things
@@levistinefeld1809 nah. All
I think we should be very clear of what do you think of human knowledge according to both of you guys
All an average person would possibly ever need
This'll be really helpful when I'm stranded in the jungle and need to know who was on an Indian cricket team in 1997 or how many people live in a small village in Iran.
It's all fun and games until that device dies
USB
@@KaiyatsTypical USB flash gets corrupted overtime, gotta use DVD.
allow me to introduce u to 50 years lasting nuclear batteries. and solarpanels.
It's only 100GB. You can make tons of backups.
3-2-1 rule and then some.
This is also good for monitoring sneaky changes on controversial issues
Sometimes those 'sneaky changes' are "we have new information"
Sometimes these devolve in stupidest cospiracies ever, sadly.
@@PurpleCh4lkI mean, Wikipedia is notoriously biased. Both because it’s very left-wing, but also because it only cites articles about scientific studies, rather than the studies themselves. So even if an article gets something wrong and you can demonstrate this by citing the original study, Wikipedia will still go with the flawed article. Remember, Wikipedia isn’t about truth, it’s simply about parroting the narrative of the consensus. That’s decent around 90% of the time, but it’s really detrimental in that 10% of cases. Wikipedia themselves admit this.
I saw with my eyes Nazi sympatizaters overwriting the first hand experience of concentration camp survivors and getting away with it because "an article cannot have just a source" (it was a niche topic with limited sources aviable to the public), so I will always assume articles on controversial topics had been manimulated at some point.@@PurpleCh4lk
@@PurpleCh4lkEh, there’s so much on there that has been proven false that I and many others don’t trust it anymore.
@@nicwelch Aight
THIS
VIDEO
IS
GREAT
And the fact that I can get the whole wikipedia to fit in my phone offline is amazing
Iirc, it's 50 GB without images, with images it doubles. got the one with images on my 22TB NAS. Sucks I can't contribute bandwith to help anyone downloading it
There's an IPFS mirror of Wikipedia, you could seed that
I personally wanna just download it for shots and giggles
It’s probably better with images, diagrams to explain stuff and schematics are super useful.
@@danyaljamil1677I can imagine that it will somehow help you one day.
Do you have one with videos aswell?
Its just too bad that its 100 gb, while my phone storage is even smaller than that
100gb is WITH images, without them and only in your regional language it can be way smaller
@cappiecappie770 I did a project using this and created an algorithm to sort through Wikipedia and standardize it. In just the English version with no pictures it still came out to be roughly 70 gb.
@@Deathnomit's fine dude, just download more storage. trust me I'm a doctor.
Just get an external storage drive and then plug it in when you need it.
imagine making mini pc with a raspberry pi and an ssd with the entirety lf wikipedia on it and a mini screen, keyboard, and trackpad in a mini case to browse wikipedia anywhere
Easily the most useful RUclips short in the history of RUclips. Well done sir.
To be fair, Wikipedia is really more the tldr of all of human knowledge. Still wild that it is less than 100Gb.
Text file is generally small after all
Its more like the summary of all human knowledge can fit in 90G. One paragraph on Wikipedia can sometimes summize dozens of books. Even then Wikipedia doesn't contain all information. Wikipedia is what my professors always called "the starting point."
thanks for the ted talk
I came here to say that. Wikepedia is a great sunmary, not the knowledge itself. For all human knowledge one would need like, all of human knowledge, books, museums, practical experience, memory etc.
I used to do that back when I was in Africa. I actually wrote a script that when I search from the home screen it would point to the offline wiki and populate results. Necessity is the mother of Invention.
The question isn’t where you’re going, but when
Yea gonna download it and bring it to afterlife lol
yes, this transported back to the 2000s or the 1970s or the 1940s would be world changing
You mean to tell me that all of human knowledge is compressed to 100GB
No, and these articles are bare bones understanding not actually insight into a given topic
@@Idkoogabooga4Still extremely useful. The jump from no knowledge on a subject to basic knowledge is huge.
@@LordTrashcanRulez did I say otherwise?
The vast majority of it is image space. Text files are pretty small in terms of space, so it practically halves the total amount of GB, give or take a few 10GB
It's very surface level information, so I wouldn't call it "the entire human knowledge".
Bear gryls- i have survival skills
Me- i have wikipedia
I'm here for the Springboks kit!! NO DNA JUST RSA! 🇿🇦
Me too bro,and it’s such a nice kit❤
Yeahhh bokkke
No DNA just RSA!!!!
glad I'm not the only one who noticed
You know its bad when cod is more data then wikipedia
Turns out that visuals, game code, animation, and sound are all much harder to compress than just a bunch of human-readable text.
You are wearing a springboks jersey😮🎉 lets go South Africa!! 🇿🇦
The plane is going down! Quick, download all of Wikipedia before we crash!
“I downloaded the internet before the war.”
‘You downloaded the entire internet?’
“Most of it”
-Russel “LazLow” ???. 19??-20XX
Finest mind of his generation!
Assuming the resonance cascade happened in 1998, there were approximately 150 million websites at the time. At about 100kB a website, that's 150TB. I don't think Black Mesa would have had the capacity to store all that at the time, so I assume Russell was exaggerating.
Thank god people here know what I’m talking about
@@BonJoviBeatlesLedZep I’d say he downloaded about 30%.
Still a ton of data, but more manageable
😂☝️ 🙌 🏆
90% of it is species of moths and random towns in Russia
thats insanely useful ngl
Love the support for the springboks!
Did this in the early 2000s when mobile data was only GSM and super expensive. Wikipedia was text-only just below 2GB and fitted on my Palm Treo's SD card. We called him lovingly smartass. :D
Hook this up to a chat ai that can work offline and all on your phone, and you have achieved what old sci-fi writers always dreamed of.
100 GB worth of tokens, it would take millenia to get any good
@@Ноунеймбезгалочки-м7ч I mean, no? OpenAI trains their models on WAY more data, so actually a small model with less parameters could actually run locally on a weaker device.
By the way,You are wearing the best shirt any person can wear in this day.Thank you 🇿🇦
zaza
"the entirety of human knowledge"
The entirety of broad human knowledge, but nothing past the surface level.
You can learn advanced concepts from wikis.
Chemical formulas, mathematical formulas, argumentation philosophy.y
In theory someone could in fact make a passable education out of wikipedia. Far better than the average non-collegiate, and likely around the same level as most collegiate degrees.
Disagree. You can go in depth, it's just Wikipedia can't make a specialist out of you. Also, if you know what to look for there's pages with Too Much information in other languages, I once found a really solid detailed book recap in Czech which I auto translated, it was accurate tbh, stuff like that, autistic ramblings that no one's had time to trim down, they kind of break the concept of "surface level only", and so do some pages on purpose. If you want extensive history on the Peloponnesian war, you're not gonna find much on the timeline of human history, but there're a million articles relating directly to it
not surface level at all. very deep detail
Used to watch this guy years ago. A lot has changed
I think he had more hair back in the day.
this is the real life hitchhikers guide to the galaxy
all of human knowledge is less than that one error report from bloodborn, ghosts of tsushima or whatever
Ngl that sounds cool. Now i just need a casual 100gb.
$10 for a 128 gig flash drive
15€ for a good quality USB stick
This was an issue 10 years ago. This is no longer an issue. I'm storing about 5TB of stuff on my PC and external drives right now, 100GB is nothing.
In my place, when the internet became a thing, teachers used to say wikipedia can't be used as a source.
Now it's changed.
Reminds me about the Donald Duck comics, where Huey, Duey and Louey (or how ever those are in English) always take out their scout handbooks and cite answers to the most obscure questions.
Well actually Carl Barks was making fun of the scouts.
forget remembering a specific edible plant, let me just have ALL THE PLANTS!!
The fact some games have more weight than most of human knowledge and history it's insane
Ayyye a fellow Springboks supporter
Bro!!! This should be on everybody's Christmas list 🎄 "One Flashdrive with all of Wikipedia on it🙌🎁 You're Welcome💝"
Son: Thank you dad. Wait. What is the password ?
Wikipedia is quite literally the legend of the Internet. Nothing compares.
Yes, lists of siberian towns. american roads and japanese baseball players, alongside articles on how men are women, truly will help
well he did say you could download specific subjects
Wikipedia is such a bro. We spent years saying you can't use it as a source, and it still wants to help us
If you ever get transported back in time to the middle ages you probably want this....
The knowledge of humanity in the palm of our hands and we take it for granted
Or professors say it’s not good resource
Entire human knowledge being under 100GB is wild
Not even close to a portion of humanity's knowledge. The main problem is academic journals and corporations keeping things exclusive.
Vatican library is 3 petabytes, so tens of thousends of time bigger than English wiki. And it is still a fraction of the human knowledge.
@@Xizario2 It is that large because these are large numbers of high-resolution scans. If this information would be saved as raw text documents, it would likely be compareable in size.
I was just thinking the other day about what I would bring with me if I were to time travel but had some arbitrary amount of time to prepare before I was sent. This seems perfect.
Problem is that people change historical pages to reflect a different narrative very often so who knows for sure how factual the information is
They have bots to stop this not to mention those bots are comparing the pages to trusted sources
@@chibakutensei4191 but sometimes it still leaves a lasting impression on public knowledge
Mind blowing 🤯
This would come in handy. If we have to start a whole civilization after an apocalypse
Wikipedia has very little practical knowledge in it.
I guess it's useful, but things like survival library are far more useful to have
Personally, I find their pages on mathematics and physics to be extremely useful. If you're worried about anything short of rebuilding after an apocalypse, though, I agree that the survival library is much better suited to emergencies.
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when you download websites, you do so because you are expecting to not have access to internet in the future- rural areas, disasters, war-zones, etc.
basically- I see no reason to download Wikipedia for mathematics.
Little practical knowledge is a stretch. If you know how to search you can build something from scratch out of it. Of course, there wouldn't be step by step on how to make a generator or how to farm, but Wikipedia probably already has an extensive detail about it in different articles. There is a reason why Wikihow and Wikipedia are not the same.
It's kind of crazy you can hold practically all of human knowledge in a pen drive. And then also install a large language model on top just to make sure. All in the size of a finger.
This is pretty cool. You can even import Wikipedia as a toolkit in Langchain and build LLM apps.
You can even save space by deleting the french translations
You know, sometimes the Internet still makes me happy with what we can do with it
This is the closest thing we have to the hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
Love that the newest call of duty takes up more storage than all of human knowledge
E-reader + Wikipedia + Solar Panel Charger = Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy
I hope that we still get to have this amazing application in the future because man I can see them going bankrupt and Wikipedia then no longer existing which would be such a devastating blow for us
"Ah i might have been lost in the woods for 5 years, but atleast i had my downloaded page on Akira Toriyama to keep me sane, i can't wait to update it and see what else hes been up too when i get home"
Never thought wikipedia would fit in my phone
So this is what Vegapunk feel when he downloaded/uploaded the whole Punk Records into/from his brain.
You download wikipedia - you save all of humanity's knowledge (practically). Yes with some mistakes and information, but all the knowledge nonetheless.
Obviously it's without media and stuff, still pretty neat, can save you from a hurry
The earth's version of Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
I love Wikipedia so much. Truly one of the greatest modern wonders
Time to speedrun reading Wikipedia I guess
"What are you doing bro?"
"Downloading Wikipedia"
"Oh, do they have an app now?"
"No, Im literally downloading Wikipedia"
Imagine having Wikipedia on a microsd card, going back a mere 100 years and telling them that it contains basically of the present and sone future knowledge too and that all they have to do is figure out how to access it.
Wikipedia should be considered a holy site at this point
I love the “Foundation” books, but the part that didn’t age well was the whole idea that the best minds in the galaxy were making a giant library of all of human knowledge and it took decades. At first I was like “so you’re making Wikipedia ?” And now I discover it’s only 100gbs and could fit comfortably on my phone. You gotta love the 50s
If you moved all that wiki into a sd card you've basically got everything known to mankind just on your finger tip. Wild
RDR2 is something like 1x or 2x nearly the entirety of human knowledge
This is the only thing that has ever made me want to donate to Wikipedia. It would be an incredible off-line resource.
The Bollywood Wikipedia sure will come in handy one day.