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The memo is a preparation process, not just a page limit
At 2:00:51 in Lex Fridman Podcast
Sources: Amazon (external site)
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A 10,000-year design is also an argument about time
At 2:05:53 in Lex Fridman Podcast
Sources: The Long Now Foundation (external site)
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Wikidata shares structured statements across languages
At 7:50 in Lex Fridman Podcast
Sources: Wikidata community (external site)
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A sourced detail can still receive too much weight
At 25:50 in Lex Fridman Podcast
Sources: English Wikipedia community (external site)
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A citation loop is not independent confirmation
At 38:35 in Lex Fridman Podcast
Sources: English Wikipedia community (external site)
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The original GPT-4 report acknowledges factual failures
At 44:14 in Lex Fridman Podcast
Sources: OpenAI (external site)
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Neutrality does not require equal space for every view
At 1:01:05 in Lex Fridman Podcast
Sources: English Wikipedia community (external site)
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A conduct code sets a standard; enforcement is separate
At 1:47:48 in Lex Fridman Podcast
Sources: Wikimedia Foundation (external site)
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The time-zone database has a succession process
At 1:53:29 in Lex Fridman Podcast
Sources: Internet Engineering Task Force (external site)
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Donation funding pays for more than hosting
At 1:57:06 in Lex Fridman Podcast
Sources: Wikimedia Foundation (external site); Wikimedia Foundation (external site)
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Turkey’s block ended through a specific court process
At 2:21:50 in Lex Fridman Podcast
Sources: European Court of Human Rights (external site)
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The endowment’s legal structure changed after this interview
At 2:50:54 in Lex Fridman Podcast
Sources: Lisa Seitz-Gruwell, President of the Wikimedia Endowment (external site)