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Would you be able to say how your company accomplishes that?
by spicytunacone 7y ago
Would you be able to say how your company accomplishes that?
- mrguyorama 7y agoHonestly, statistics from about 2010 (ie before the age of neural network hype) and limited human observation.
- benologist 7y agoHuman moderation and ad-hoc heuristics seems to make the difference at Reddit too, rather than the CAPTCHA at registration.
- dmoy 7y agoIn practice it is a major pain to keep up to date, and bots slip through all the time, at least on the subreddit I help moderate. It's a lot of manual volunteer work.
- judge2020 7y agoI get a recaptcha when trying to sign up for a new account: https://i.judge.sh/Flutter/45DyMRuL.png https://i.judge.sh/Flutter/45DyMRuL.png maybe this is related to some other heuristic they're using for determining whether or not to show recaptcha (although this is in a no-extension Chrome on a residential IP address).
- benologist 7y agoRight, they have that at registration but it's either superfluous or it only catches the really easy stuff because they rely on an army of human moderators who spend all day cleaning up after bad actors able to click buses.