I don’t know honestly. Really, with AI it would be pretty difficult to be foolproof. I’m thinking of the MIT card counting group and how they played as archetypal players to obscure their activities. You could easily make an account that upvoted content in a way that looked plausible. I’m sure there are many real humans that upvote stories positive to one political party and downvote a different political party. Edit: I mean fuck, if you wanted to, you could create an instance just to train your model. Edit 2: For that matter, you could create an instance to bypass any screening for botters…

If there were, upbotters would use it to verify that new bottling methods weren’t detectable. There’s a reason why reddit has so much obfuscation around voting and bans.

Is it possible to get a report of which posts are being voted by them?

That’s the white part.

It’s good if that’s what you want, but it is completely different from nova

I think that depends on what features you want. The thing that makes the pixel pro stand out is the cameras.

I think that’s just it, the market for day 1 flagships has shrunk, so they’re trying to get more money per unit. There’s always some people willing to pay for the newest gadget.

This seems like a by design thing.

I think I was running x11amp, but it was Linux-only at the time.

Not every side street is worthy of building out a whole intersection for, or slowing down traffic for. Maybe if there actually is that much traffic turning left, but I suspect if that were the case it’s likely at very specific times of day. And what, are you going to restrict cars off the side street to turning right and then making a u-turn? That’s not better, especially if it’s a long way to the next intersection.

This is just a common as dirt configuration, especially in rural areas. I don’t find it remarkable at all.

Very normal when small sidestreets are intersecting with larger roads.

Ugh, I hate this. I don’t care about waiting. As a cyclist, all I want is for it to be really clear what people are doing. Anything that messes with the right of way is sketchy.

On the one hand I’m sure this is just because they’re not paying for api access, and it’s not Nintendo’s fault that Twitter started charging for it. On the other hand, the user experience for sharing screenshots is terrible. I’ve never been able to get the QR thing working on my phone. Your entire screenshot gallery should be available to you on the web, period. And I will note that Sony’s experience is only just barely better than nintendo’s, and only very recently too.

There are still apps that won’t bother to separate their notifications into different categories so that you either have to block all or nothing. I think Uber and Lyft do this.

Meanwhile the meetup app has so many different categories that they’re useless.

Linux generally has a higher (perceived?) technical barrier to entry so people who opt to go that route often have strong opinions on exactly what they want from it. Not to mention that technical discussions in general are often centered around decided what the “right” way to do a thing is. That said regardless of how the opinions are stated, options aren’t a bad thing.