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"The more comments Instagram posts received, the more likely they were posted by depressed participants"
In general I call this the Magarshak score: How many comments vs shares does a content post have? Comments - disagree with it, want to correct something, controversy Shares - agree with it, want to spread it more widely, echo chamber
Instagram photos reveal predictive markers of depression
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#22TL;DR - If you post a lot of gray pictures of yourself with a sad face that nobody likes or comments on, you are probably depressed. They used the color of the photographs, number of people in the photos, level of engagement, and happiness rated by Mechanical Turk to determine depression.
Hahaha... mechanical Turk, I was one of those, the xxx ones were at least entertaining
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#24And in 10 years, this will be a part of your Citizen Score. I should burn this nickname and be more diligent about persona management. Or get off social media entirely.
> Or get off social media entirely. Wouldn't that be a bigger red flag?
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#25And in 10 years, this will be a part of your Citizen Score. I should burn this nickname and be more diligent about persona management. Or get off social media entirely.
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Hahaha... mechanical Turk, I was one of those, the xxx ones were at least entertaining
What kind of tasks were you hired to do on this latter topic?
I'm curious how ML will do that, not how but accuracy would be cool to make (train) the model. Also with thumbnails that capture the viewer's attention.
The other jobs were brute searching sites in hopes to improve SEO.
Transcribing photos of receipts (funny those ads, some poor schmuck being paid 12 cents per 10 min job).
Oh I remember an awkward one it was some social site's user photo uploads, I had to tag images with babies. So weird to see so many 'public' yet seemingly intimate photos. Not nude, just random people's photos.
I did this for a whole week as much as I could do sanely, made $55 not worth it. Washing plates makes more money.
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#27User, it appears you are trying to upload a photo displaying negative emotions. Please upload a new photo expressing a happiness quotient of at least .75 as per terms and conditions.
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In general I call this the Magarshak score: How many comments vs shares does a content post have? Comments - disagree with it, want to correct something, controversy Shares - agree with it, want to spread it more widely, echo chamber
I think this works better for something like Facebook, Instagram comments tend to be compliments.
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#29User, it appears you are trying to upload a photo displaying negative emotions. Please upload a new photo expressing a happiness quotient of at least .75 as per terms and conditions.
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Red flag of what, though? Eg, I stay away from social media, and create burners for just about everything (rotating burners semi frequently depending on how many random details I post, etc) - so what am I an indicator of? I try to be a Ghost. I'm sure a ghost is an indicator for some things, but the majority of it is just speculation right? I have trouble thinking of how a lack of information about someone could be h…
Your ghosts have ip addresses and the snoops have taps, so really it's only your reputation with the other users you are running from. I play the same game. :)