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I would prefer the restaurant to know that which is relevant, which is I would tell them anything which is relevant (for the specific order I am making at that
by zzo38computer 1y ago
I would prefer the restaurant to know that which is relevant, which is I would tell them anything which is relevant (for the specific order I am making at that time, which might or might not be the same next time), when I go to that restaurant. They do not necessarily need to know my name in order for this to work.
- satvikpendem 1y agoRead the article, it's a surprise for a reason.
- zzo38computer 1y agoI cannot read the article; it says I need a TollBit Token, which I don't have. If I try to figure out how to do that, then that doesn't work either.
- satvikpendem 1y agoSounds like the site thinks you're an AI bot, I tried on Firefox and Chrome with an ad blocker and it loads just fine for me. Are you running any VPNs etc?
- hunter2_ 1y agoAside: I keep hearing of "AI bot" detection, but how does such a detector know that the script (if I may use this term instead of bot) uses ML (or some similar technique that falls under the AI umbrella) and why is that worse than (or noteworthy relative to) one that doesn't in the context of blocking?
- two_handfuls 1y agoIt's not that it uses ML, it's that it is operated by an AI company. It so happens that those companies are hostile and are ignoring robots.txt and sending requests way faster than would be polite.