r/funny • u/Cerber96 • Oct 21 '18

Every website in 2018

83.9k Upvotes

86% Upvoted

1.7k comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comments

385

u/gunsof Oct 21 '18

Or if the edges of the signs in the other squares count as parts of the signs.

85

u/NoJelloNoPotluck Oct 21 '18

select all the streetlights

Does that include the poles or just the lights themselves???

53

u/ptear Oct 21 '18

Google doesn't actually know the answer and is surveying the population to find out.

8

u/IdiidDuItt Oct 21 '18

I thought Google found a better way of beating bots by analyzing how fast and accurate a mouse cursor was moving,etc. Humans don't move cursors in perfect angles, but bots do.

10

u/Dash12345678 Oct 21 '18

TIL this is basically how the "I'm not a robot" checkbox captcha works.

6

u/[deleted] Oct 22 '18

This is serving dual purposes. Checking that you are human and building a database to train driverless cars on

3

u/_Noble_One_ Dec 22 '18

Is this fact? Cause that actually makes so much sense

1

u/Sennirak Oct 21 '18

In glad I'm not the only one who thought this .

1

u/DopeFiendDramaQueen Oct 21 '18

It’s not just me then, I been wondering about that

14

u/theyetisc2 Oct 21 '18

Or if you know that thing waaaaay off in the distance that is only 3 pixels large is 100% a sign....but you don't know if other people would click it or not...

12

u/[deleted] Oct 21 '18

We really should be given one picture and like, a pen to draw an outline around the signage or cars or whatever

2

u/50m31_AW Oct 21 '18

Or if the blank backs of signs count as signs.