I wonder if anyone has made any software to detect keysmashing
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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
yep, sorting them by ID puts them in the right order.
so weird
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@foone that's interesting because the extension code seems to make an attempt to sort by timesamp
exportMessages = messageData.messages
.map((m) => new Message({ ...m }))
.sort((a, b) =>
sortByProperty(
Object.assign(a, { date: new Date(a.timestamp) }),
Object.assign(b, { date: new Date(b.timestamp) }),
"date",
sortOverride,
),
);@gloriouscow the timestamp looks like it should sort properly, so... I don't know what's going on
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@gloriouscow the timestamp looks like it should sort properly, so... I don't know what's going on
@gloriouscow I already wrote code to sort it anyway:
all_messages.sort(key=lambda m:m['id'])
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@gloriouscow the timestamp looks like it should sort properly, so... I don't know what's going on
@foone i wonder if they did something like pass the results through an object instead of an array which will lose ordering
you're not nerd sniping me tonight though! NICE TRY
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yep, sorting them by ID puts them in the right order.
so weird
I also need a way to detect "awawas" and the single key braincrash, like:
<kitten> hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh -
@foone i wonder if they did something like pass the results through an object instead of an array which will lose ordering
you're not nerd sniping me tonight though! NICE TRY
@gloriouscow yes. lets all ignore this problem and not waste time on it. we all have bigger and more tropical fish to fry
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I also need a way to detect "awawas" and the single key braincrash, like:
<kitten> hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhpip install bottom-chat
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pip install bottom-chat
hey look a keysmash generator, that's something:
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pip install bottom-chat
@foone
apt install hbottom -
I also need a way to detect "awawas" and the single key braincrash, like:
<kitten> hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh@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
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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:
@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:
@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:
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:
@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=
