skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It fascinates me that there are so many intelligent people posting here that are unwilling to accept this very basic principle, or debate it, instead choosing to dismiss it outright with various logical fallacies.

If I had to guess, people are taking things a bit personally as an attack on their pets, as though requesting further evidence of higher order processing is insinuating that their pets don't really have the feelings they believe their pets do. (Nobody here commenting on the experiment's conclusions is claiming this, as far as I can tell; they're just asking for more conclusive and objective evidence before they believe such conclusions can be made.)

Some of the 'reasoning' being used ("Just ask any dog owner") is eerily familiar to the kind of reasoning people use when justifying homeopathy ("It worked for my cousin's ailment", which in the extreme leads to lovely things like Rhino poaching and whale hunting, something I'm sure these people abhor), the paranormal and supernatural ("I sensed something [and my senses are obviously infalible]", which in the extreme leads to a reduced quality of life), religious extremism ("Just ask anybody who's heard God's voice") etc.
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I wonder if buying used movies (used DVDs / Bluray) would let us have our cake and eat it too? From the little I know, only the retailer or the individual re-selling them makes a profit, and not the studios.
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For a startup in London an intermediate level developer can make around £30-£50k, more senior developers can earn more.

In sectors like consultancy and finance salaries can go into the £70-£100k range.

And there a bunch of sectors like gaming which fall in between the two ranges.
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You'd be surprised to see how easy is to find all that with just the OKC username. Lots of people use the same handler for all kinds of services.
captcha factory

Reason #237 why we are living in the future: there are captcha factories.
Skills are highly overrated I think, it needs persistence above all to succeed with your startup. E.g. when I read this http://techcrunch.com/2012/01/22/post-mortem-for-plancast/ my first thought was: he gives up too fast (very interesting comment by Scoble also). I don't say you don't need skills at all, but if you never give up you will pick up the skills along the way.
The should have known if the don't, many economist where pointing it out back then.
Yup. Rather than "aggressive relentless questioning," I would call it "not putting up with bullsh*t answers."
> But what must have been even worse – and I need to take some blame here – is that while testing I kept submitting the same CAPTCHA over and over and over again. I can picture the poor operator sitting there thinking “WTF is this guy doing already?!”

Perhaps this is why the author saw such a high 94% success rate?
This is actually a pretty good idea. The captcha should include some kind of system for reporting slavery or other kinds of work-related abuse, whereby the reporter will be rewarded if the report results in the slavedriver being successfully prosecuted. As the number of employees become bigger, the likelihood that at least one of the employees will rat out his employer increases exponentially.
I suspect that this sort of behaviour is indeed a precursor to empathy. I think the debate would be greatly improved if all parties could agree on a definition of "empathy", and then identify whether the experimental design justifies a conclusion regarding empathy, as defined. (As an aside, my problem with Searle's Chinese Room is that Searle never explains how he believes the human mind "understands" and a machine does not. How can you compare the human mind with a machine if you can't define it in comparative terms?)
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I'd be surprised if it takes more than 5 seconds for a human to solve each. Keep in mind that 27 seconds was the time in the queue from submit to solve. 24 seconds of that might have been spent in the backlog and 3 seconds being viewed and solved by a human.

Additionally, it supposes that all images being solved are the kind that a human must do. Tons of CAPTCHA images being output by naive generators can be solved automatically. I'd be surprised if every image submitted isn't going through an automated solver first with only the < 95% confidence ones being sent to a human.

Actually, you could do a hybrid model where every image is auto-solved and a human can either click to confirm that the auto-solver got it right or manually type a new response. That should get your time per solve down to a second or two each.