[OC] Youtube has over 1 billion hours of videos, we Built an AI Search Engine that can find exact timestamps for anything on YoutubeDenL4242 t1_j60ko3y wrote
If Mt. Everest were a cow, it would be the largest cow on earth.
pookiedookie232 t1_j627vhb wrote
Without a banana for scale I can't really understand the significance of this
Olhapravocever t1_j629gnz wrote
If my grandma was a bike....
thisoldmould t1_j62bxx8 wrote
If my grandma had wheels, she would’ve been a bike.
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Ok_Beat_9588 t1_j63pstt wrote
If your aunt had balls she’d be your uncle, but she doesn’t so she’s not
ThePreciseClimber t1_j62x11h wrote
You could ride her like Harley Quinn.
RepulsiveLeather8504 t1_j615i88 wrote
It´s complicated enough as it is.
I don´t see any reason to include your mother in this.
We are trying to be nice here.
YetiGuy t1_j63hlcl wrote
Your argument is so far off though. I mean at least a YouTube and a library are comparable.
Let me fix that. If Mt Everest was a popsicle, it’d be the largest popsicle in the world. /s
tomiwa1a t1_j6b80iu wrote
I don't think it's fair to say that comparing Youtube to a Library is like comparing Mt. Everest to a Cow. For one thing, there is actually a pretty clever way to estimate the amount of text on Youtube and compare it to the amount of text in a library.
Maybe, if I explain how we made the graph you'll see that it's more apples to apples than mountains to cows:
- We calculated the number of hours of video uploaded to Youtube every minute from 2007-2022 source: statista
- We found how many words are spoken per hour of human conversation source: virtualspeech
- We calculated the number of words in the average book source: jericho writers
Then we did some calcualations with those numbers to arrive at 99,338,400 books on Youtube
You can see the details of those calculations here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1UbekWhTLJKQj6ZLipg1R269CQ8g0ACDbzPRDFN14inc/edit#gid=52223737
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