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The idea was inspired by someone on groomercord suggesting the opposite. This, however, I thought would be unfunny and lame, and came up with what you see here instead.
RIP the twitter generation that cannot write anything more voluminous than an SMS/tweet
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Can you make it so they don’t end up typing “WORDS WORDS WORDS”
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Probably, but I can't think of an obvious way right now. Not to mention that I know absolutely nothing about coding and thus what is and isn't practical...
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This is super easy lol. Add each word as a key to a hash map and then get key count of the hash map. You won't get duplicate keys, so the key count will represent the unique word count.
The harder part is to figure out how to prevent them from pasting shit like lorem ipsum.
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Ban them once they do LOL
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Make every word into a string and check if it repeats more than like 3 or 4 times. Add an exception for all common words
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Write a Python script that compresses their comment. If the compression ratio exceeds 50%, they're cheating
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Would also need to block aosidfjosjdfosfsidjosdajiosjidsdifsdf type stuff too tho
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Python script to import text into Word, take a screenshot, and count how many red "underline squiggle" pixels are present
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Or hear me out.. we have a group of volunteers verify that they aren't cheating for $0/hr.
No, never mind. That's ridiculous.
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Rather depends on the compression mechanism used. And assuming you find one that works, you could just check what algo they use and use that instead of actually compressing.
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Okay, that seems insane even to me.
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Oh no, the website performance
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Sure if you add each word to a list and do a linear search like an absolute r-slur for each word every time. 🤭
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I’m not an advanced enough programmer but a hash map would be the best choice here right?
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Yeah, mentioned it in another comment.
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For small sentences? It would make no difference
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This. Split on whitespace, put it into a Counter (collections module), write some algo that accounts for length vs. repetition, Bob's your uncle.
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gzip the comment and reject if the compression ratio is more than twice higher than for some sample text like lorem ipsum. Not only it's way more universal and resistant to smartasses than any of the other proposed hacks, it's also much easier to implement, just
zlib.compressand compare.If you can point me to where the check is currently located I can even do it myself and make a pull request.
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Brevity is the sould of wit
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Now say that again using 280 characters.
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Concise and exact use of terminology in writing, speech, or any type of written communication is the incorporeal essence of living beings with a high intellectual capacity. Not only that, it is seen as the embodiment of intellectual or literary mastery itself, also known as "wit"
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lmao I'm the pinnacle of zoomers on rdrama and I always write at least hundreds of characters.
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I'll have you know I've (unintentionally) written MULTIPLE snappy quotes spanning a multiple paragraphs each.
Also since I need to add more characters, did you ever hear about that time I sent Carp a picture of my balls so I could ban gigavvacinator?
Well, anyways. Giga was saying a lot of shit about how much he despised pitbulls and many on the site were agreeing with him, and they kinda got a pitbull hate circlejerk going here. Since my dog is part pibble, and Im a massive sperg (I actually am one IRL, diagnosed by an MD and bullied for it by the kids in school) I got pissed about this. So pissed that I posted a picture of my actual dog on rdrama to semi-ironically make a point of #NotAllPibbles. This was a disaster and Giga ended up showing ppl how to kill my dog. I got fricking enraged. So I sperged out and wrote Carps name on my balls, sent pics, and got ban awards I wasted by banning Giga and multiple of his alts. The end.
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It's pretty easy to bypass this by just spamming the marsey button
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Sure, but we can and will respond to this with medieval janny abuse.
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Gotta love the unofficial rules enforced with an iron fist
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Yes
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Noted. Any other comments?
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What I'm saying is that I will personally respond to any attempt at circumventing the spirit of the glorious pizzashill award with truly unnecessary, excessive, cruel, and unusual amount of mop abuse. I would strongly advise against trying to spam snappypastas, lorem ipsum, Marseys (unless you're also Marsey-awarded), or anything else of that nature while the pizza award is in effect.
That's all, really
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What's the message when they fail to do it? Does it have the phrase "dunked on" in it?
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I think if pizza award is gonna stay this cheap, you should go with the compression ratio check method someone else suggested.
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Holy shit the market/pizza combo would be amazing.
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Not if
@Aevann builds in some simple Regex patterns to detect spammed emojis... :)
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