02/24 - Work Through Wednesday!

[Yatagarasu]

Caught the learning hit but looks like I did it last month. Phooey.

 

[Roscoe E Goldchain]

Title: Anonymous Survey of Obsessive-Compulsive Beliefs and Anger | PANDA Requester: Sarah Murnen [AJXN40GPF6QG4] (TO) TO Ratings: ☭☭☭☭☭ 3.67 Communicativity ☭☭☭☭☭ 3.55 Generosity ☭☭☭☭☭ 4.12 Fairness ☭☭☭☭☭ 4.13 Promptness Number of Reviews: 33 (Submit a new TO rating for this requester) Description: We are interested in knowing more about the role of obsessive patterns in anger. You can skip questions you do not want to answer. Time: 3 hours Hits Available: 1 Reward: $2.00 Qualifications: HIT approval rate (%) is not less than 70; Location is US

 

[thedorchannel]

Caught the learning hit but looks like I did it last month. Phooey.

 

[Peachy]

I basically just wrote 1000 jeopardy questions kill me now

How long did that take? And yeah was it for James Block?

 

[ClamBurglar]

How long did that take? And yeah was it for James Block?

no stanford HCI and you don't wanna know had to take like 1000 breaks because my sanity was slipping

 

[RatMonkey]

5 seconds? You can click on a link, wait for it to load, and then find the business page in 5 seconds?

My thoughts exactly. I was just above to reply, but saw you already said what I was thinking.

It is simply not possible.

The average time for a page to load on mturk is 0.87 using a BARE chrome with no cache, no anything to slow it down, no memory leak, nothing just completely fresh, that's almost one second, then on submit and new page, add that up to around 2-3 seconds for just displaying/submitting a new hit. Then you have to go by your reaction time of around a second before you start to become aware, drag the link to a new window, or the script to pull resulted and for the human mind to decide on what it should do based on visual input. In reality, the page load time on mturk is around 1.3-2 seconds, but let's just put it at it's best of under a second here, since we're dealing with a superhuman.

A couple of seconds at least to comprehend. Then to actually use your mind to find the right url, which can take between 1 and 2 seconds if you're fast. 1 second is superfast to read whether a url is compatible with what your brain comprehended a second or so ago.

By the time 5 seconds has passed, in reality and not fairytale land, the page is displayed and you've just started acting upon what you see. So according to him, it takes around half a second to decide on whether a page is right and another half a second to double check.

Amazing!

Best thing is I was given a bonus for being extremely fast and accurate. I made my own private script and I complete each hit in 8-10 seconds.

The script pulls google results directly onto the page and displays the first 3 results, and I hit a key 1 to 3 to select the result. You can't really get any faster than that script wise, since it needs human input.

But hey, we have a superhuman here who can do it in record time, using the fastest way possible to access mturk than everyone else.

I call bs when it's so obvious

 

[Jerami]

My thoughts exactly. I was just above to reply, but saw you already said what I was thinking.

It is simply not possible.

The average time for a page to load on mturk is 0.87 using a BARE chrome with no cache, no anything to slow it down, no memory leak, nothing just completely fresh, that's almost one second, then on submit and new page, add that up to around 2-3 seconds for just displaying/submitting a new hit. Then you have to go by your reaction time of around a second before you start to become aware, drag the link to a new window, or the script to pull resulted and for the human mind to decide on what it should do based on visual input. In reality, the page load time on mturk is around 1.3-2 seconds, but let's just put it at it's best of under a second here, since we're dealing with a superhuman.

A couple of seconds at least to comprehend. Then to actually use your mind to find the right url, which can take between 1 and 2 seconds if you're fast. 1 second is superfast to read whether a url is compatible with what your brain comprehended a second or so ago.

By the time 5 seconds has passed, in reality and not fairytale land, the page is displayed and you've just started acting upon what you see. So according to him, it takes around half a second to decide on whether a page is right and another half a second to double check.

Amazing!

Best thing is I was given a bonus for being extremely fast and accurate. I made my own private script and I complete each hit in 8-10 seconds.

The script pulls google results directly onto the page and displays the first 3 results, and I hit a key 1 to 3 to select the result. You can't really get any faster than that script wise, since it needs human input.

But hey, we have a superhuman here who can do it in record time, using the fastest way possible to access mturk than everyone else.

I call bs when it's so obvious

Not that I care but, with multitabbing, you can subtract the mturk page load times.

 

[thedorchannel]

Not that I care but, with multitabbing, you can subtract the mturk page load times.

i was thinking more about the school website load times

 

[Bode "Emo Barry" Miller]

My thoughts exactly. I was just above to reply, but saw you already said what I was thinking.

It is simply not possible.

The average time for a page to load on mturk is 0.87 using a BARE chrome with no cache, no anything to slow it down, no memory leak, nothing just completely fresh, that's almost one second, then on submit and new page, add that up to around 2-3 seconds for just displaying/submitting a new hit. Then you have to go by your reaction time of around a second before you start to become aware, drag the link to a new window, or the script to pull resulted and for the human mind to decide on what it should do based on visual input. In reality, the page load time on mturk is around 1.3-2 seconds, but let's just put it at it's best of under a second here, since we're dealing with a superhuman.

A couple of seconds at least to comprehend. Then to actually use your mind to find the right url, which can take between 1 and 2 seconds if you're fast. 1 second is superfast to read whether a url is compatible with what your brain comprehended a second or so ago.

By the time 5 seconds has passed, in reality and not fairytale land, the page is displayed and you've just started acting upon what you see. So according to him, it takes around half a second to decide on whether a page is right and another half a second to double check.

Amazing!

Best thing is I was given a bonus for being extremely fast and accurate. I made my own private script and I complete each hit in 8-10 seconds.

The script pulls google results directly onto the page and displays the first 3 results, and I hit a key 1 to 3 to select the result. You can't really get any faster than that script wise, since it needs human input.

But hey, we have a superhuman here who can do it in record time, using the fastest way possible to access mturk than everyone else.

I call bs when it's so obvious

Lol

 

[cassius]

Guess it was a hell of a ride on Wall Street today -
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-02-24/worst-us-economy-government-shutdown-sparks-panic-buying-stocks

 

[hyway]

on this captcha hit, do I get the bonus only once for how ever many captchas I do or do I get the bonus everytime a new set is given to me?

 

[thedorchannel]

sergey

 

[Jerami]

i was thinking more about the school website load times

You can multi tab those too.

 

[Just Matthew]

Guess it was a hell of a ride on Wall Street today -
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-02-24/worst-us-economy-government-shutdown-sparks-panic-buying-stocks

Well when you have a bucha jack asses obsesed with pizza lammas and glitter predict stocks everyday who know next to nothing about the stock market I mean the writing was on the wall here.

 

[SpookyMyers]

Title: Play a web game and fill out questionnaires [with screening] | PANDA Requester: chen peng [AP7P6YISEU2WK] (TO) TO Ratings: 0.00 Communicativity 2.50 Generosity 5.00 Fairness 4.00 Promptness Number of Reviews: 16 (Submit a new TO rating for this requester) Description: 15-second's screening to decide if you can continue with the HIT; the HIT takes about 15 minutes. Time: 25 minutes Hits Available: 1 Reward: $1.11 Qualifications: HIT approval rate (%) is not less than 95, Location is US, Webgame has not been granted

 

[Bode "Emo Barry" Miller]

Title: Identifying themes for YouTube videos. (WARNING: This HIT may contain adult content. Worker discretion is advised.) | PANDA Requester: Sergey Schmidt [A1IFMRTRLY6CMX] (TO) TO Ratings: 2.22 Communicativity 3.86 Generosity 4.17 Fairness 4.34 Promptness Number of Reviews: 228 (Submit a new TO rating for this requester) Description: Watch a short video and tell us whether we correctly identified its key themes. Time: 60 minutes Hits Available: 600 Reward: $0.18 Qualifications: Total approved HITs is not less than 5000, HIT approval rate (%) is not less than 99, Location is US, Adult Content Qualification is 1

 

[Roscoe E Goldchain]

finally catches a car simulation hit to only realize its past the time

still gonna try it

 

[DungBeetle]

Guess it was a hell of a ride on Wall Street today -
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-02-24/worst-us-economy-government-shutdown-sparks-panic-buying-stocks

It is always a wild ride for the stock market. The only way people can make money is with volatility. If stocks only moved a little each day none of the big funds would ever make any money.

 

[coffeeowl]

finally catches a car simulation hit to only realize its past the time

still gonna try it

Happens to me with the group hits all the time. Thanks for nothing!

 

[Devil_Dawg]

screw these sergey's