These pages are publicly viewable, but would be viewable if you were required to have a Steam account. I'm not judging them morally, although Valve could easily do something with the privacy settings or remove them.

I've scraped lots of these Ascii porn comments, I've rendered them as PNGs via headless Chrome.

The problem now is that no LLM model is successfully detecting the PNGs as X-Rated because they work as visual illusions, in a similar way to bi-stable images (e.g. rubin's vase) or more accurately they work in a way similar to Pointillism (Gestalt).

Can anyone suggest an ML technique or model that would detect them successfully? This is just a side project for computer vision.

== Examples === * NSFW! NSFW! NSFW! * Example 1 - https://pastebin.com/7TfsvvLB Example 2 - https://pastebin.com/BmnEJxEd

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But you also get an idea of the average reading skill of people based on the top 3 comments: "I don't want a replacement for Git!"

I'm not blaming anyone, or maybe both the readers and the authors.

People now write something that could've been published as a short story 30 years ago, for something that could be a paragraph in length, detailing their emotional state, minute background information, their hopes and dreams.

The adaptive response to this by humans and society is to read the headline and ignore the prose, as the prose is so god damn long.

"Gitbutler is a UI for Git" would've been more suitable than hype about replacing git.