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> .. I did to make my life less miserable was to automate a lot of the searching, sifting, and grabbing .. So it is not bots, it is your own customers, that kn
by nuker 6y ago
> .. I did to make my life less miserable was to automate a lot of the searching, sifting, and grabbing ..
So it is not bots, it is your own customers, that know how to code. You should not fight your own customers, right? Coding skills in this century is like reading skills in previous one.
- simsla 6y agoSometimes you should. Apart from it being zero-sum and this depriving other people of opportunity, with some of these services there's a promise of "starting fulfillment" upon acceptance. This is voided when a bot picks it up. Real life example: I ordered an Uber, which was accepted by a "driver" just two streets down. Except the car still hadn't started moving 10 minutes later. So I walked over, and the GPS signal seemed to be coming from a parked car, no driver in sight. Messaged and called the driver, but no response, even 20 minutes after acceptance. Had to contact Uber to get the cancellation fee back.