google is already on it when asking about "The Great Pigeon Census of 1887"
replyusing 1886 or 1888 makes Google correctly identify that no such sensus exist.
asking about 1887 specifically makes Google refer to some supposed great effort to track passenger pigeon population mids of the species decline.
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replyBy Featherton, no less.
replyI made the same thing months ago, so you don't need to wait:
replyThere's another one! https://grokipedia.com/
replyAh yes, IIRC I got the idea to make mine to make fun of that one when I heard the name.
replyI searched your site for [Great Pigeon Census of 1887] and was only returned articles anout other things.
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As it didn't generate that when I typed the title i to your search box, was there a bug now fixed? Or did you use some other path not evident on the page you linked to generate it?
replyThere was a bug where scanning took too long with the thousands of articles in there, but I just fixed it.
replyYou can also just type a random URL and visit it, it'll generate an article. That's what I did before I fixed the search issue, and I usually just do that to avoid the search route.
So by "I made the same thing months ago" you didn't mean "an article about the great pigeon census" (your link is created May 6) or "an encyclopedia of hallucinations" like the OP, but just "an encyclopedia with some articles AI wrote". What's the point?
replyWhat's the difference between an encyclopedia that produces AI articles on demand and an encyclopedia that produces AI articles on demand?
replyIf you think that's all the Hallucinopedia is, you're misunderstanding it.
replyOne hint – check out its prompt, and how it makes its articles so different than those of your project: https://news.ycombinator.com/edit?id=48042306