My contribution to the wikijam: A wiki with all the articles in it, each page "collapses" into existence on the first observation/visit. The generation process uses Slack messages, podcast transcripts and community-adjacent papers to produce articles grounded in FoC's ideas. It also has hypermedia features to navigate and explore the references in the same application.

This is some mad scientist work right here! I love the idea this suggests of a sort of wave function collapse approach to a wiki, where pages are lazily initialized as you try to load them. Also, that transcript-driven scrubbable interface to the podcast is killer. Someone in the slack tried to build a thing like that using manually-timestamped transcripts a few years ago, but it was too time-consuming to be worthwhile (and the interface was clunky). Now that AI transcription is so good, this seems like something that should be built into a real feature on the website.

Holy smokes! Yeah, the timestamped transcripts are amazing. Is all that also being created lazily? When can we have all this on futureofcoding.org? 🙂 This might actually get me to listen to the podcast.

it could be created lazily if you have enough patience 😛

Did you end up creating them all, or just a subset for the demo? Are they expensive to create?

a subset because of the api usage, I spent 12 dollars on 24 episodes of varying lengths, I guess between 0.5 and 1 dollar per episode

This looks both impressive and useful! Something that isn't clear from the demo: is this a real Wiki in the sense of pages being editable? Meaning that the AI-generated text is merely an initial version?

that was the initial idea, I think it's a useful addition to the wiki idea of links opening an editor for the page if it doesn't exist, what if it pre generated the initial content for it 🙂