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The key feature of Snapchat is that it allows you to communicate emotions. If you were forced to sign all your tweets with a facial expression, you could still
by gargarplex 9y ago
The key feature of Snapchat is that it allows you to communicate emotions. If you were forced to sign all your tweets with a facial expression, you could still upload text-only, and detect nasty/hostile facial expressions and ban such communications
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- pjc50 9y agoThen watch your mentions fill with happy, smiling, racists. (The idea of mandatory happiness is so absurd it was the premise of a Doctor Who story, "Happiness Patrol")
- gargarplex 9y agoI said nothing about happiness. I also didn't suggest the images should be uploaded– just that they should be a key for uploading. I just said nasty/hostility (e.g. racists) should be avoided.
- egypturnash 9y agoSo basically you are asking for a service that slowly forces older people off? As you age, your skin and muscles get flabby, and the resulting gravity-induced droop is easy to read as "unhappy".
- gargarplex 9y agoNo, I am not basically asking for that whatsoever. Automated emotion detection is NOT a solved problem (there are no services that reliably deliver prediction across untrained data sets), and the case of the elderly is clearly a case that would also need to be solved. As an implementation note, I intuit that most of emotions could probably detected from the eyes, so the gravity-induced droop isn't necessarily problematic. And no, don't go assume that I am biased against people with no eyes. What the hell...