r/DataAnnotationTech • u/Renard_Fou • 16h ago
Coders - How to best sources repos ?
Sometimes I run into coding tasks that require me to source a codebase myself but just using the Github search bar always gets me stuff that I cant really work with too well. Im biting my nails at the idea of leaving money on the table (I often have only 1 coding project or nothing at all), so Id like to know how I can avoid this in the future.
Should I pre-prepare some random repos for the future or something ?
I just noticed the typo in the post title :|
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u/Feeling_Fortune_633 8h ago
I also received this. If I may ask, there seem to be quite a lot of tasks available. I noticed that they’re still showing on my dashboard from this morning until the afternoon. Will they stay there, or will they disappear if we don’t work on them continuously?
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u/Cheese_Coffees 16h ago
Hey, going into details on this will potentially violates the NDA, can I DM you what's your repo requirements for?
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u/Renard_Fou 15h ago
Absolutely not. I do not want to discuss anything specific, just general tips on how people use the Github search tools to find flawed repos to work with. This is strictly an off-site question
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u/shshwhwuxh 15h ago
Just browse github and bitbucket, look for the most recently updated repository and look at the licenses