Does anyone else notice that there is enough of a delay for you to switch your choice after the computers choice is displayed allowing you to get a 100% win rate.
I can't wait for someone to make a sign language browser interface out of this. I'm sure things like that have been done with desktop accessibility apps, but embedding it into a web page or browser plugin would be amazing.
Please correct my understanding here if I'm wrong, but if a user was able to use sign language wouldn't they be able to type? What accessibility improvement are you envisioning?
Fluent sign language is much faster than typing. I think it's about the same speed as spoken word, so you'd get the same benefits as normal speech recognition.
My friends and I worked on this problem for a hackathon and even managed to get 3 letters that could be recognized! The judges were unimpressed and the win went to a group that copied a project off of instructables.com :)
Which reminds me... I saw a funny trick once. Probably impossible through network, but there was an implementation that would always win, no matter what you'd choose. The secret was, image recognition was instantaneous and showed winning hand on the screen so fast that human assumed it is fair play. At the beginning you'd thought they are lucky. After few games - they have a good prediction algo. But after some time you feel weird. Of course people guessed sooner or later, but it was funny anyway.
Seems to be mis interpreting my hand signals around 5-10% of the time. The little icon flickers rapidly between correct hand signal & the "face" icon, and I tried holding my hand closer to the web cam which didn't seem to help. Very cool though.
Interesting. I had the opposite experience and went 8/2/4 against the bot, by assuming he would mime typical human responses to my previous choices. The last 4 games isn't enough for it to start engaging in metacognition, I guess.
> Unfortunalely, your browser doesn't support accessing your webcam.
This is in Safari — is this really the case? I'm not a web dev, so I don't really know, but AFAIK Safari can do web cam. And if not now, they should support WebRTC in High Sierra, correct?
We've done some WebRTC stuff using Chrome. Super excited for iOS 11 where it'll be available (and High Sierra too, but that's not as big an issue as we can just tell people to use Chrome).
