As hilariously as the comment is worded - it's honestly the truth and the fact that this blog post is focused on "creating conversations longer than 30 seconds" and not on reducing conversations quicker than 5 seconds (because that's obviously a dong I'm looking at) feels to me like they've really missed the mark.

As uh, depressing as this may sound to the AI that needs to learn it, a hotdog focused neural network (let's just assume we'd call it "DongMind" because obviously we would) would probably greatly increase Chatroulette's value proposition.

I heard this a long time ago but if I recall correctly, the Diablo 2 devs had a way to find cheaters and used match making to put them in games with one another. If a similar strategy was applied here...

Jinwang would make more sense (pun on the name of the character who makes the hotdog/not hotdog classifier in Silicon Valley which the gp is referencing)

Why not combine the "hotdog" filter with the collaborative filtering to make much better predictions about mutual engagement by specific users?

can you elaborate?

Some people want to see nudity. Some people don't. Could use presence of nudity and preference for nudity in the model.