Yes, we have well working algorithms since decades. The difference is, they need less resources and work pretty well since the beginning. AI is a toddler, still :binky2: , and it's very hungry.
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Congrats, RedHawk! 🎉 Can?t wait to see you grilled, teased, and celebrated in the August interview it?s always a blast learning more about our fellow members. Huge thanks to Tormie for keeping the tradition going! I?m already eyeing my ticket for September? though maybe I should come prepared with a snack bribe for Tormentor 😉 |
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This is getting boring, already :afterburner:
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At this point, it looks like automated attempts to slip through the account creation process (no doubt as a first step to future mass-spamming) rather than anyone attempting to actually test their bot's skill at interaction. I don't know anything about website management, can you block their IP or something like that?
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I could block the whole IP range they are using, but that could affect innocent users, too.
They tend to change the range, so it would start all over again soon, anyway. As it is, it makes me feel "important" :wink: :D |
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(A character I made some time ago and then never used again, so she was only too happy to volunteer for a quick render) |
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Let's see if this will keep them out :thumb: :mmmh:
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