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Hey, my game will be in a similar situation. I'm looking into building a CAPTCHA that works by taking submissions from r/notinteresting, r/mildlyinteresting, an
by crazypython 6y ago
Hey, my game will be in a similar situation. I'm looking into building a CAPTCHA that works by taking submissions from r/notinteresting, r/mildlyinteresting, and r/interestingasfuck, and asking the user to take an image and classify the image into not interesting, mildly interesting, and very interesting. We can distort, crop, and recolor the image to defeat reverse image search. That should be enough of a stopgap to stop them. Contact me via email (in my profile page) if you want to work together on that project.
- aaronbasssett 6y agoSo my script has a 1 in 3 chance of getting the CAPTCHA correct each time, with just a random guess? A regular 6 character alphanumeric CAPTCHA has a 1 in 56,800,235,584 chance as a comparison…
- cyphar 6y agoreCAPTCHA works in a similar way, they just ask you to determine which photos in a set of 9-12 contain a particular object (2^12 at best). If you just asked people to do the Reddit classification 7 or 8 times you'd get the same chance of random guesses passing. The trick is to rate limit attempts. Personally my problem with this is that even with the basic categories reCAPTCHA asks for I find it difficult to figure out whether certain edge cases should count. I feel it could be more frustrating to have to guess whether someone on Reddit found a particular image interesting or not.