[00:02] And I tend to show how a complete wiki can be rated on the video specification, and for that I'm going to show my screen.
[00:13] And here's Billeral.
[00:15] pitplan.
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[00:16] It's an application which allows you to see maps of real.
[00:21] So I'm going to start with Bari.
[00:24] That's a sitilla city in Southern Italy, and when I click here, I get the different map options, and we can now see how we can travel from Barry, depending on what we want to do.
[00:36] Let's start with bike routes, so an opens of the cycle map, and you can see this is where you can go from audy, you can go to Port Disney, you can go inbound to ROM, or you can go north to Slovenia, for instance.
[00:56] And this is actually the plan.
[00:58] We are going to be in Barry in October, and we then want to go to Ljleana.
[01:05] Another option we have here is is to go bladrain, so you can see which train routes are available, so I think it's one thousand to one kilometers from Bari to Ljubljana, and most of it could be done by China also.
[01:24] You could even take the ferry to the other side.
[01:28] So the idea is that I want a wiki, in which we can do these things, similar to the wiki we already have, like we've got the ebags thirty-nine one, one we need to log in, that's see another ebike.
[01:43] com.
[01:43] com is available.
[01:45] It says we need to log in.
[01:48] So that's log in.
[01:58] That's a bit frustrating now.
[02:01] So I'm something that you have every once in a while.
[02:10] We get my username and passwordord.
[02:15] And then log in.
[02:18] So this is the wiki we used to have in the past where we could take off places we've been, for instance, I'll of Wright or here in Czechoslovakia, and then in that wiki, we used to keep track, um, like, with places where they've been, and then we had these fields to a day to target track or the stage of distance common.
[02:43] And basically, I'm not too sure whether this is the seeming one to have in the future.
[02:55] This is organized around trips, so here's a trip.
[03:00] The trip has lengths, I would say, this one doesn't have legs.
[03:05] I think the e-bike thirty-nine word with legs, so let's go for the albake thirty-nine one.
[03:19] There is, I think, the same password.
[03:30] So this is a new version, and we do the same thing here.
[03:37] I think we can use Spain, saying the same, and also let's go forgottingly, Spain.
[03:48] Spain twenty twenty-five, this is where we started doing things a bit differently, so we had pages.
[03:55] Um, let's take care of Miranda de laboro.
[03:58] And the idea was I would link these pages to places.
[04:03] So this is an addif link that we had, so the whole thing here was not very structured, and only he had a page and chords.
[04:13] Which was a thing.
[04:15] And then we had, um, different tracks we were interested in, like the Traslovida sign here.
[04:27] So this was a tour where we had, like, a day to target whether the location were in it, and here we have Turpham Track, which was a little way, and then we already got a map of that.
[04:37] If I go to track, you can see the track here, circular travel was a link that we got.
[04:48] And if you go now on the track property, at the time, this was like an external identifier, which showed to cycle the travel.
[04:57] And I think we already do also, this might be a good example like it going for the adventures of Fatman, because this is something where you have YouTube playings, like this is episode thirty, thirteen, and then we try to find out which where they stayed, so here is it toop it was a link.
[05:19] And that was what the fat man, um, showed us, and this was like a trip.
[05:29] And you can see all the saying, so that's not too bad.
[05:32] So here in the root is, um, certain episodes, then the tour, and each episode has a target and a track, and then if we go on the page, allocation, coordinates.
[05:58] The problem here is that I'm not too happy with this, because I think there is a concept that calls, it's called a leg here.
[06:07] Yep, there's our concept leg.
[06:11] And the leg has, like, a fun property, a true property, a transport property, and basically we did already do a context for that, that's called the trip context.
[06:22] That's on back.
[06:23] bitline.
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[06:24] It's got a lag, a log, and a tour.
[06:28] And it's got an example of how we'll do that, and basically on context.
[06:33] picplan.
[06:34] com.
[06:39] We can see whether the trip context is available here here.
[06:47] Yep.
[06:49] As you can see, it's not, and the question is, how do we, um, get this?
[06:54] So basically we have to teach the AI what a context is.
[06:58] So he, a context is something you will find here, on the context of Bittalent.
[07:04] com.
[07:05] And the most important context we have is a meter model, because this is what organizes our wikis.
[07:14] So there is a model of it.
[07:17] We to model has topics, and so on, so later, I mean, this video is read, the AI will know on context of Bitcoin.
[07:26] com, meter model, you find the meter model, and then you find contexts like the trip context that's a room that we want to improve on and see whether it fits our needs, and we want to show off how it works on the context.
[07:44] gitbling.
[07:45] com wiki by using our tool for that, and the tool we use for that is web again, which is available on the Internet.
[07:57] So this is webbagen.
[07:58] bitplan.
[07:59] com.
[08:01] And it's an open source project, so that's the py principle again.
[08:08] And I think one page that might be necessary to be read is the wipegin description, so we have to load into our into our wiki here.
[08:22] Then go to the log by the hand page.
[08:29] Which describes how to use that, the lab principle generate it all.
[08:34] And I think this page we can push later to make it public, to make life easier.
[08:42] And then the AI should be capable of doing what we want, just based on the video that I just recorded.
[08:51] Well, let's try that out.
[08:54] I'm going to stop sharing and stop the recording, and then see