06/14 - Tamago Tuesday!

[thedorchannel]

• For Movies. The query could be some popular variations of the title For e.g. 'LoTR' or 'Lord of the Rings'; or a broad query like 'Thriller movies' or 'Oscar nominated movies'

ah ok cool!

 

[ecko]

But that contradicts these instructions:

• Exact Match Result is an exact match for what the user who issued the query is looking for. For e.g. Result is the movie, Titanic for the search query, 'titanic'
• Relevant, but NOT Exact Match Result is not an exact match for the given query, but is still relevant sharing the central/prime subject/topic with the exact match result. For e.g. Result a parody show, Breaking Belding for the popular AMC show, Breaking Bad for the search query, 'breaking bad'/span>

Perfect.

 

[Matilda Jones]

But that contradicts these instructions:

• Exact Match Result is an exact match for what the user who issued the query is looking for. For e.g. Result is the movie, Titanic for the search query, 'titanic'
• Relevant, but NOT Exact Match Result is not an exact match for the given query, but is still relevant sharing the central/prime subject/topic with the exact match result. For e.g. Result a parody show, Breaking Belding for the popular AMC show, Breaking Bad for the search query, 'breaking bad'/span>

Not only is there no submit button, but the instructions contradict each other.

 

[TurkingMaster]

Hit submit after clicking on the radio button.

wow i can't type good. hit "enter" after clicking the radio button

How do I type and click?

 

[LightningLord]

But that contradicts these instructions:

• Exact Match Result is an exact match for what the user who issued the query is looking for. For e.g. Result is the movie, Titanic for the search query, 'titanic'
• Relevant, but NOT Exact Match Result is not an exact match for the given query, but is still relevant sharing the central/prime subject/topic with the exact match result. For e.g. Result a parody show, Breaking Belding for the popular AMC show, Breaking Bad for the search query, 'breaking bad'/span>

I think the real takeaway from this sergey batch is that whoever wrote the instructions needs to take a high school english class. "P

 

[ShereKahn]

Do we have a script that auto hides these serg? I know there is one that I have but it's not working with these hits.

Nvm I made one

$(".title-text").click();

 

[aveline]

But that contradicts these instructions:

• Exact Match Result is an exact match for what the user who issued the query is looking for. For e.g. Result is the movie, Titanic for the search query, 'titanic'
• Relevant, but NOT Exact Match Result is not an exact match for the given query, but is still relevant sharing the central/prime subject/topic with the exact match result. For e.g. Result a parody show, Breaking Belding for the popular AMC show, Breaking Bad for the search query, 'breaking bad'/span>

I don't think they contradict each other. The example is if you were to search for Breaking Bad and a Breaking bad parody popped up in the results. It doesn't really mention anything about searching for a genre.

 

[LightningLord]

How do I type and click?

I meant that once you click the radio button for your selection, you just have to press the enter key on your keyboard to submit the hit.

 

[D.r. Cthulu]

The way I think about it, if this is like for a TV guide thing like it says at the beginning...if someone types in looking for a thriller, and they get a thriller TV show, then that would be an exact match for what they're looking for right? Eh idk. Hopefully I won't get rejects because I've already done a ton of these that way.

 

[grimmochov]

some of these sergey searches lol.

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[Matilda Jones]

The way I think about it, if this is like for a TV guide thing like it says at the beginning...if someone types in looking for a thriller, and they get a thriller TV show, then that would be an exact match for what they're looking for right? Eh idk. Hopefully I won't get rejects because I've already done a ton of these that way.

Yeah I feel like this is right. I think I'm going to do it like this.

 

[thedorchannel]

dammit. 5000 but my panda isnt picking up shit

 

[TurkingMaster]

I meant that once you click the radio button for your selection, you just have to press the enter key on your keyboard to submit the hit.

But how do I type and click I'm not good with computers and this fancy technology

 

[thedorchannel]

But how do I type and click I'm not good with computers and this fancy technology

u shouldnt be typing anything. u click a radio dial, then hit enter

 

[LightningLord]

I don't think they contradict each other. The example is if you were to search for Breaking Bad and a Breaking bad parody popped up in the results. It doesn't really mention anything about searching for a genre.

The way I think about it, if this is like for a TV guide thing like it says at the beginning...if someone types in looking for a thriller, and they get a thriller TV show, then that would be an exact match for what they're looking for right? Eh idk. Hopefully I won't get rejects because I've already done a ton of these that way.

I've had a few where the search query was exactly a movie's title. So I figured if a person was searching for a cartoon, and they get finding nemo, then that's totally relevant, but not an exact match bc they didn't type in "finding nemo"

 

[LightningLord]

But how do I type and click I'm not good with computers and this fancy technology

For which hit are you needing to type and click?

 

[TurkingMaster]

u shouldnt be typing anything. u click a radio dial, then hit enter

What's a radio dial is that some frazzled watchamajig you future people use

 

[LightningLord]

What's a radio dial is that some frazzled watchamajig you future people use

 

[Starslip]

Why's it keep saying there's no more HITs available when there's like 4k?

 

[SquishyFluffkin]

I have 2 hoard and 2 pandas going. I'm still going faster than they can pick them up. F this throttling nonsense.