>instinctually know which parts of images recaptcha actually has problems recognising
i am de captain of google now
Instinctually know which parts of images recaptcha actually has problems recognising
Blake Nguyen
Lincoln Sullivan
>instinctually
Christian Rodriguez
Luke Sanchez
>captcha wants me to select all buses
>can tell that one is not a bus but a campervan
>captcha wants me to tell it that it is a bus
I wonder if they would consider adding a box in the corner to check when the algorithm is wrong.
Levi Sanchez
ouf
Cameron Hill
How?
Christopher Johnson
Blake Roberts
Ayden Mitchell
>not intentionally misleading captcha when it gives you the "100% trust" pick
Landon Thompson
wisdom of elders cannot be known by the profane
Jack Allen
I-Is this thread a robot...?
Jason Kelly
>always pick one wrong frame to see if it will catch it
Evan Hughes
captchas are fucking stupid
how am I supposed to know what street signs in other countries look like
if they were smart, they'd train sign detection by ip -> country and pay people one satoshi in bitcoin to give people a reason to give a shit instead of jumping over random hurdles just to get to the page they were interested in
Adam Robinson
>implying google needs any more of your help
The reason google added the ability to skip captchas entirely if you enable cookies is because their AI is already finished. The only reason captcha exists now is for punishment. The only reason the captcha lets you make mistakes is for the benefit of the doubt to not exclude the average stupid user.
Aiden Collins
>captchas are fucking stupid
>how am I supposed to know what street signs in other countries look like
maybe... maybe it's you?
Gavin Kelly
Pretty much reNigger still works in its own way on the v2 captcha. But I haven't gotten it to work with the noscript version so does that mean they only give you captchas that are already solved?
Isaac Scott
Damn, he spent 700 dollars to draw that peepee
Jackson Reed
>captcha wants me to select the bridge
>select a straight line that isn't the bridge
>gets accepted
>playing_my_part_at_destroying_the_botnet.smug
Austin Phillips
Kinda same here.
I know what to select sometimes without reading or what to select even if it's not what is being asked.
Joshua Smith
>The only reason captcha exists now is for punishment
What are they punishing us for?
The only reason the captcha lets you make mistakes is for the benefit of the doubt to not exclude the average stupid user.
Why do you think so?
Easton Brooks
>I wonder if they would consider adding a box in the corner to check when the algorithm is wrong
I hope they do just so I can abuse it.