Guys, cmon, this is obvious book spam. There's even an affiliate link at the bottom
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Guys, cmon, this is obvious book spam. There's even an affiliate link at the bottom
Plus you constantly have to update your image library, which a huge pain.
Also, recognizing 10,000 images will take me around one day and less than $1000 with Amazon turk, thus giving me a perfect 100% success rate. After that you would have to completely renew your image database.
So cut the crap.
I'm pretty sure among you and Krugman, you're a hack.
If you display 10 random animals (or shapes), and ask a user to pick the right one, a dumb spam script would have a 10% success rate.
If you display one image of an animal and give 10 possible answers, a dumb spam script would have a 10% success rate.
> show a picture of an animal or a shape and ask what it is,
Ok, so let's say you come up with pictures of 20 different animals. A spam script that picks the same answer every time will have a 5% success rate.
> or even just ask a simple math problem or riddle in writing.
Computers are way better at solving most math problems than people.
1) FusionIO ioXtreme = 670/280 MB/s
2) FusionIO ioDrive = 770/750 MB/s, 140,000 IOPS
3) FusionIO ioDrive Duo = 1500/1500 MB/s, 261,000 IOPS
4) RamSan-440 = 4 GB/s, 600,000 IOPS
5) NextIO vSTOR S100 = 5.5/6 GB/s, 2,200,000 IOPS
There are many more listed here: http://www.storagesearch.com/ssd-fastest.html
(Telefonica stock is worth more now than it used to in 2000)
So it looks like Lycos investors made a brilliant move.
Plus you can't do any animation, changes to the graphs on the fly.
Plus they are talking about voice data, not just the coordinates.
Sunspider benchmark (Win XP, dual core machine):
Opera (v10.53): 299.8ms +/- 1.0%
Safari (v5): 314.2ms +/- 1.7%
Chrome (v5.0.375.55): 326.6ms +/- 7.9%
Firefox (v3.6.3): 716.4ms +/- 1.7%
http://www.bing.com/search?q=(5+MBps)*(2+hours)
And that's why I use google
PNG, 339 bytes: http://i.imgur.com/68vR8.png
Also don't forget that the path string will be gzipped (to around 220 bytes).
Opera (v10.53): 299.8ms +/- 1.0%
Safari (v5): 314.2ms +/- 1.7%
Chrome (v5.0.375.55): 326.6ms +/- 7.9%
Firefox (v3.6.3): 716.4ms +/- 1.7%
Wow, that's very expensive. I'd prefer PayPal or Google Checkout.
Also notice ugly vertical stripes in the sky area. I'm not sure what caused that.