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Re: AI Portraits

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Post by pixelbath »

cameronbrown wrote: post #49
cpfohl wrote: post #45

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Lots of places don't have tests at all. This is not uncommon. (Or even all that problematic if other processes and capabilities are in place).

I mean, not being able to sign up is fairly problematic.

True, but "server overwhelmed" is not usually one of the first tests written.

Re: AI Portraits

#52

Post by ci5er »

stronglikedan wrote: post #26
nmeofthestate wrote: post #22

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Friendly warning: people can see your face when you leave the house.

Yeah, but it's not like myriad cameras are recording their face and storing it for posterity whenever they leave the house! /s

In London they are. I assume you don't live there?

Re: AI Portraits

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Post by essayist »

cpfohl wrote: post #45
cameronbrown wrote: post #40

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Wow. Did they copy the same test for both fields twice too? Or more likely: do they have tests at all.

Lots of places don't have tests at all. This is not uncommon. (Or even all that problematic if other processes and capabilities are in place).

I worked on a site supporting voter calls in 2004. There was no sanity checking of the usernames people proposed, so we had gems like leading spaces and multiple embedded spaces in the usernames. I figured some people signed up and then were never able to login.

Re: AI Portraits

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Post by cameronbrown »

pixelbath wrote: post #51
cameronbrown wrote: post #49

Earlier quoted context omitted.

I mean, not being able to sign up is fairly problematic.

True, but "server overwhelmed" is not usually one of the first tests written.

I'm referring to the inability to choose a password without some esoteric email-like rule-set.
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