zefparis

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by zefparis 1mo ago
Good catch again, found it and fixed: the node dots were positioned by their top-left corner instead of centered, so the connecting lines were terminating ~24px off from the visual center of each dot. Just shipped a one-line CSS fix (missin
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by zefparis 1mo ago
Confirmed, much cleaner now — thanks again. Quick context since you clearly care about getting this right: this test is part of a bigger project, training a bot-detection model that currently has 22k+ verified bot sessions but only a handfu
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by zefparis 1mo ago
You called it exactly right — it's a true 1-back sliding window, not paired comparison. And digging into it after your question, you also uncovered a real UI bug: the first trial showed a dash and asked the comparison question even tho
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by zefparis 1mo ago
Appreciate the report — I've reviewed the logic and it's working as intended on my end (tested across multiple devices). If you run into it again, let me know your browser/device and I'll dig in further.
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Show HN: NotABot – A game to help train human-vs-bot detection models(notabot-five.vercel.app)
3 points by zefparis 1mo ago|0 comments
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by zefparis 1mo ago
Thanks for the report! Turns out this is actually intended behavior, not a bug — the letter flashes for 2 seconds then disappears (that's the dash you're seeing), and you're meant to recall it from memory rather than see it s
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Show HN: 60-second cognitive test to tell humans from bots (no camera)(cognitive-signature.com)
2 points by zefparis 1mo ago|10 comments