I wonder if anyone has made any software to detect keysmashing
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@foone does the single key thing count if it's a live commentary on their actions
my mom and I had a cat who, while sleeping next to Mom in her recliner, would reach out in her sleep and type zzzzzzzzzzz
@psymar nice. self-describing!
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hey look a keysmash generator, that's something:
Keysmash Generator - Online Keyboard Key Smashing Simulator
Tool for generating 'keysmashes', random keystrokes on the keyboard, keyboard smashing style, sometimes used as a way to show emotion (anger, frenzy, hilarity, etc.)
(www.dcode.fr)
@foone it gave me poopqweqwe which sounds pretty fitting
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I wonder if anyone has made any software to detect keysmashing
(I mean, besides Pawsense, kind)
I mean, like, I could run it on my chat logs and see which lines were keysmashes
perhaps you could look into whatever https://sk.lunya.pet/@keysmash is doing ?
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hey look a keysmash generator, that's something:
Keysmash Generator - Online Keyboard Key Smashing Simulator
Tool for generating 'keysmashes', random keystrokes on the keyboard, keyboard smashing style, sometimes used as a way to show emotion (anger, frenzy, hilarity, etc.)
(www.dcode.fr)
@foone they could never automate bottoms away
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I used Discrub to export a Discord chatlog for analysis, and it gave me a JSON of all the messages in that chat, but in random order.
weird! I mean I can just sort them by timestamp or ID (maybe?) but that's just the first time I've ever seen chatlogs that are not ordered
@foone disc rub? SUS
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hey look a keysmash generator, that's something:
Keysmash Generator - Online Keyboard Key Smashing Simulator
Tool for generating 'keysmashes', random keystrokes on the keyboard, keyboard smashing style, sometimes used as a way to show emotion (anger, frenzy, hilarity, etc.)
(www.dcode.fr)
there's also a thing where people say lots of quick lines in a row, like:
<kitten> as
<kitten> gh
<kitten> buh
<kitten> jgSo I need to code it to look at timestamps too, and define some kind of threshold for sending a bunch of nonsensical mini-keysmashes in a row
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there's also a thing where people say lots of quick lines in a row, like:
<kitten> as
<kitten> gh
<kitten> buh
<kitten> jgSo I need to code it to look at timestamps too, and define some kind of threshold for sending a bunch of nonsensical mini-keysmashes in a row
@foone are you making a sub detector
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hey look a keysmash generator, that's something:
Keysmash Generator - Online Keyboard Key Smashing Simulator
Tool for generating 'keysmashes', random keystrokes on the keyboard, keyboard smashing style, sometimes used as a way to show emotion (anger, frenzy, hilarity, etc.)
(www.dcode.fr)
@foone dammit now the ais are coming for hard working bottoms too?! /j
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there's also a thing where people say lots of quick lines in a row, like:
<kitten> as
<kitten> gh
<kitten> buh
<kitten> jgSo I need to code it to look at timestamps too, and define some kind of threshold for sending a bunch of nonsensical mini-keysmashes in a row
@foone what's your idea for identifying keysmashes? Qwerty character proximity based stuff or just train some kind of classifier
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@foone are you making a sub detector
@gloriouscow @foone could call it Sonar =w=
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there's also a thing where people say lots of quick lines in a row, like:
<kitten> as
<kitten> gh
<kitten> buh
<kitten> jgSo I need to code it to look at timestamps too, and define some kind of threshold for sending a bunch of nonsensical mini-keysmashes in a row
@foone because I feel like a bunch of bash commands like jq, df, awk can look oddly like keysmashes
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@psymar nice. self-describing!
@foone self-documenting cat
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@foone are you making a sub detector
@gloriouscow no don't be silly.
I'm making a sub quantifier. I want to be able to analyze a chat and count how many times someone bottom-types
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pip install bottom-chat
@foone evil IRC client that generates & sends keysmashes, using your intended message as a seed value, instead of your intended message
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there's also a thing where people say lots of quick lines in a row, like:
<kitten> as
<kitten> gh
<kitten> buh
<kitten> jgSo I need to code it to look at timestamps too, and define some kind of threshold for sending a bunch of nonsensical mini-keysmashes in a row
I'm embracing data-driven TDD:
FAILED test_lines.py::test_detectors[ghasdlfgjk-output4] - AssertionError: detect('ghasdlfgjk') is [], expected ['is_keysmash']
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I'm embracing data-driven TDD:
FAILED test_lines.py::test_detectors[ghasdlfgjk-output4] - AssertionError: detect('ghasdlfgjk') is [], expected ['is_keysmash']
@kawa do you happen to have a handy regex for meows? or some examples of meows?
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@kawa do you happen to have a handy regex for meows? or some examples of meows?
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