EPTOn November 06 2018 00:18 tofucake wrote:
Alternately, it makes you as close to a contributor as thousands upon thousands of adbots
Alternately, it makes you as close to a contributor as thousands upon thousands of adbots
Are you calling us adbots?
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Heartland
Sweden24578 Posts
Are you calling us adbots? | ||
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solidbebe
Netherlands4921 Posts
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tofucake
Hyrule18969 Posts
also plenty of times adbots are people in poor countries getting paid $2 a week to register on a bunch of places and post shit they've been given | ||
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Sent.
Poland9099 Posts
On November 07 2018 23:22 tofucake wrote: captchas only get rid of the shitty ones also plenty of times adbots are people in poor countries getting paid $2 a week to register on a bunch of places and post shit they've been given Can they put that in their CV? 2016-2018 professional adbot sounds really cool. | ||
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opisska
Poland8852 Posts
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Seeker
Where dat snitch at?36920 Posts
On November 07 2018 23:22 tofucake wrote: captchas only get rid of the shitty ones also plenty of times adbots are people in poor countries getting paid $2 a week to register on a bunch of places and post shit they've been given The fuck? $2 a week? How in God’s name is that even worth the effort? | ||
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Acrofales
Spain17836 Posts
On November 07 2018 23:32 Seeker wrote: The fuck? $2 a week? How in God’s name is that even worth the effort? Why would you take that literally? Also, the real way captchas are solved is what opisska said. There's also Amazon's mechanical turk. Although they supposedly monitor and remove this type of task (uh huh). | ||
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Danglars
United States12133 Posts
On November 07 2018 23:32 Seeker wrote: The fuck? $2 a week? How in God’s name is that even worth the effort? There's a lot of poor countries out there where 2$ per week is preferable to starving. Talking about how things are/aren't "worth the effort" is a very Western thing. | ||
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Acrofales
Spain17836 Posts
On November 07 2018 23:57 Danglars wrote: There's a lot of poor countries out there where 2$ per week is preferable to starving. Talking about how things are/aren't "worth the effort" is a very Western thing. Worth the effort or not. Nowhere in the world is $2 a week reasonable, nor do I believe these jobs exist for these mentioned salaries. For starters, you need internet access, and that costs more than $2/week. Now if you're going into an office that organizes the internet access that means it's not some informal job that you do from your home, but an actual one with someone organizing your work environment (legal or not). And even the worst real jobs in the worst countries pay more than $2/week. | ||
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opisska
Poland8852 Posts
On November 08 2018 00:03 Acrofales wrote: Worth the effort or not. Nowhere in the world is $2 a week reasonable, nor do I believe these jobs exist for these mentioned salaries. For starters, you need internet access, and that costs more than $2/week. Internet on your cellphone access can be obtained for cheaper than $2 even in Poland and mobile services in general are super cheap in many poor countries - you don't need a 100mbit line to post a bit of spam. $2 per week as wage still seems low, average income is $38 per month even in DR Congo, but it's not that far off. | ||
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LegalLord
United Kingdom13775 Posts
On November 08 2018 00:07 opisska wrote: Internet on your cellphone access can be obtained for cheaper than $2 even in Poland and mobile services in general are super cheap in many poor countries - you don't need a 100mbit line to post a bit of spam. $2 per week as wage still seems low, average income is $38 per month even in DR Congo, but it's not that far off. You drive a hard bargain. How about $3 a week then? | ||
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Acrofales
Spain17836 Posts
On November 08 2018 00:07 opisska wrote: Internet on your cellphone access can be obtained for cheaper than $2 even in Poland and mobile services in general are super cheap in many poor countries - you don't need a 100mbit line to post a bit of spam. $2 per week as wage still seems low, average income is $38 per month even in DR Congo, but it's not that far off. Presumably we use the same site (worlddata.info). Average income is calculated by gross national income and population. On dividing all annual incomes and profits by the amount of the countrie's population, it will show the average income per capita. Included in this amount are all salaries and wages but also other unearned income on investments or capital gain. That therefore also takes people who don't participate in the official economy (e.g. subsistance farmers) into account. So, digging deeper, lets go to Madagascar, the country lowest on that ranking, at $33/month: https://wageindicator.org/salary/living-wage/madagascar-living-wage-series-january-2018-country-overview Legal minimum wage is $43,50. Real wage of low-skilled worker (as calculated by this site's survey) starts at $61. So, no, $2/week is not happening anywhere. Although $15/week is shocking enough. | ||
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Danglars
United States12133 Posts
On November 08 2018 00:03 Acrofales wrote: Worth the effort or not. Nowhere in the world is $2 a week reasonable, nor do I believe these jobs exist for these mentioned salaries. For starters, you need internet access, and that costs more than $2/week. Now if you're going into an office that organizes the internet access that means it's not some informal job that you do from your home, but an actual one with someone organizing your work environment (legal or not). And even the worst real jobs in the worst countries pay more than $2/week. Where did I say it was reasonable? These operations are very scalable (splitting low-cost line among dozens of employees), and generally rely on low payroll. Did you think the average Chinese gold farmer for WoW earned more? Thailand's minimum wage was $0.16 USD per day at the beginning of this year. | ||
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Acrofales
Spain17836 Posts
On November 08 2018 00:31 Danglars wrote: Where did I say it was reasonable? These operations are very scalable (splitting low-cost line among dozens of employees), and generally rely on low payroll. Did you think the average Chinese gold farmer for WoW earned more? Thailand's minimum wage was $0.16 USD per day at the beginning of this year. I rate that 5 pinocchios. Thailand's minimum wage is 325 baht (and was 305 baht last year) per day, which is ~$10. E: have a source https://tradingeconomics.com/thailand/minimum-wages | ||
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ticklishmusic
United States15977 Posts
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Danglars
United States12133 Posts
On November 08 2018 00:34 Acrofales wrote: I rate that 5 pinocchios. Thailand's minimum wage is 325 baht (and was 305 baht last year) per day, which is ~$10. E: have a source https://tradingeconomics.com/thailand/minimum-wages Sorry increased by that much depending on location. Read a bloomberg article wrong. | ||
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opisska
Poland8852 Posts
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Danglars
United States12133 Posts
was actually local variations cross-country in the change within the minimum wage, not the old and new minimum wage per day =\ | ||
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tofucake
Hyrule18969 Posts
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Seeker
Where dat snitch at?36920 Posts
On November 08 2018 01:17 tofucake wrote: you guys went really ham on what I thought was an obvious exaggeration... Come to think of it, this derail is entirely your fault -__- | ||
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