Captcha tests your ability to do nothing
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Captcha tests your ability to do nothing
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Re: Captcha tests your ability to do nothing
#2I've heard doing nothing can cause a significant physical discomfort to the impatient mind.
Re: Captcha tests your ability to do nothing
#3very cool touch, i was personally not patient enough, but likely my users won't be too, so this seem like a useful product
Re: Captcha tests your ability to do nothing
#4Very cool. I do have a couple of questions tho:
1. You mention "Unaffected by AI intelligence" - how does that work?
2. How does it identify and block bots?
Re: Captcha tests your ability to do nothing
#5Cool product
Re: Captcha tests your ability to do nothing
#6Very cool. I do have a couple of questions tho: 1. You mention "Unaffected by AI intelligence" - how does that work? 2. How does it identify and block bots?
1. At it's core, it's a Proof-of-Work captcha, so compute load depends on the usage pattern. AI (LLMs) does get better at image/audio recognition, but compute task is the same anywhere, does not matter who "clicks" the checkbox.
2. Bots usually have such access patterns that cause compute task difficulty to become prohibitively high, requiring exponentially more CPU resources. This renders bots economically nonviable for submitting forms or scraping website.
Re: Captcha tests your ability to do nothing
#7very cool touch, i was personally not patient enough, but likely my users won't be too, so this seem like a useful product
Yeah, most people here probably have an overstimulated mind and just doing the opposite for a minute or so can be very tough at first!