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[Justin @whatjustin]

@ElQuesoSabisimo @ericlu This is a great write up, thank you for investigating! So this actually makes me feel even more confident. Impressive that it was able to figure it out, but 12 minutes is way off the 30 second timeout for the captcha. This does give me some thoughts on whay to improve. Thanks!

[Justin @whatjustin]

@Foxfire1st @ericlu I did this last year. Movement. https://t.co/3Zexj3hHhz

[Justin @whatjustin]

@oC3B_ @ericlu What about moving letter? https://t.co/3Zexj3hHhz

[Justin @whatjustin]

@ZeteticAdvocate @ericlu I already have a patent pending and trademark for this https://t.co/3Zexj3hHhz

[Justin @whatjustin]

@ericlu I created this last year! https://t.co/3Zexj3hHhz

[Justin @whatjustin]

@ElQuesoSabisimo @ericlu Try to break this https:/_neocaptcha.com

[Justin @whatjustin]

Last year I created a CAPTCHA that only humans can see. Tried to break it with current AI and bots, but havent been able to. https://t.co/3Zexj3hHhz

[Justin @whatjustin]

@Vexed_prattler @KansasGOPSlayer @elonmusk I'd ask for a source but I know you just made that up

[Justin @whatjustin]

@RetiredNikitaM @ZacksJerryRig @elonmusk @StephenKing Pretty full of yourself aren't you? Both thinking random people on Twitter care about what you say, and imply that your point of view is shared by hundreds of millions of people.

[Justin @whatjustin]

@edipyuksel @elonmusk @StephenKing Oh wow 2 billion a year, it'll only take 22 years to pay off his debt haha

[Justin @whatjustin]

@SuperPACman_ @Austen @zachtratar @Aleks_Mist A golf course in the middle of a desert is only a net negative. Whatever benefit a couple trees provide is offset by pulling literal tons of water from outside to pour on the ground. If it was neutral, grass and trees would grow there naturally without extreme human intervention

[Justin @whatjustin]

@howbouttomorrow @Sh3rR1nF0rd @MerlinLynn75 @APompliano @zhusu I dont know what to tell you, I gave a perfectly reasonable explanation since this is a super common, simple graph. If you cant understand what this graph is saying just by looking at it, that's really sad. It's not like the idea of this graph is original. I've seen about a dozen

[Justin @whatjustin]

@howbouttomorrow @Sh3rR1nF0rd @MerlinLynn75 @APompliano @zhusu This is one of the simpler graphs I've seen. Are you really suggesting you can't understand something unless you created it? How do you drive, wear clothes, or read books? The dark spots can be explained by the fact that this is a quickly made, joke graph. How dense are you

[Justin @whatjustin]

@howbouttomorrow @Sh3rR1nF0rd @MerlinLynn75 @APompliano @zhusu It's pretty obvious what this is, each dot is a "btc is worthless" related comment. The more comments at a particular time, the darker the dot gets. This is clearly not including every comment ever, it's just for fun, jeez.

[Justin @whatjustin]

@ryanflorence @adamwathan I think for good reason. "Doing what the user expects" should be one of the top ux guiding principals. If something is so second nature to people that they expect it, do it, fighting against expectations breeds bad design.

[Justin @whatjustin]

@AutistCapital @rabois A true american story - Rs tank the economy while people thank them for doing so, Ds inherent the mess, get blamed for it, and have to clean it up. It's a vicious cycle that has been going on for a long time now.

[Justin @whatjustin]

@MozDevNet Nooo the new design is terrible. The old design was so much more readable with a strong design language. New design looks like a generic doc generator output. No section separation. Compat tables have worse usability. Legibility is terrible. Why would anyone think this is better?

[Justin @whatjustin]

@awcodes1 @theaceofthespad @jlongster That's not a developer problem, but a team problem. Continuing with your example, the team should decide on a rule that disallows "any". If that's something that matters, the team should already be using a tool like tslint, code quality checker, etc that allows this enforcement.

[Justin @whatjustin]

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[Justin @whatjustin]

@brasten @RealNeilC @mustafaabobakr_ @tlakomy What benefits have you found doing it that way over something like using AsyncIterator?