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That doesn't seem that difficult, why would you need 3 people for it? Although, having to do it >5 times is a bit much.
by adhvaryu 3y ago
That doesn't seem that difficult, why would you need 3 people for it?
Although, having to do it >5 times is a bit much.
- becks_benny 3y agoAdding 4 digits is not difficult, but doing this fast enough to be accepted by the captcha system is really hard. I was not kidding when I said that if you need more then 5 seconds per round, you failed and must start again.
- jwestbury 3y agoFive seconds is pretty crazy. It's not just an arithmetic problem, it's a visual recognition problem. There are plenty of ways this can go wrong, for plenty of disability reasons, many of which aren't even obvious to the person trying to solve them.
- 8organicbits 3y agoIs there a computer-based solver that can solve these, but always takes longer than five seconds?
- viraptor 3y agoNah, this seems like a really basic CV problem that should be solvable in milliseconds. The hardest part would be rejecting the sides that don't face up, but even that isn't a huge deal.
- misnome 3y ago> That doesn't seem that difficult, why would you need 3 people for it? To know which one to click on, you have to add up all of the dice, in all of the six pictures, including upside-down/deliberately confusing numerics mixed amongst the dice. You can do that in five seconds, for 5/10/15 rounds, without a single mistake?