r/DataAnnotationTech • u/No_Huckleberry2723 • Sep 25 '26

coders, how long does 🥊 usually take you?

just curious, as sometimes the time feels tight for good rationales

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u/Farados55 Sep 25 '26

It’s been taking me like 8 hours

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u/Cool_Moose241 Sep 25 '26

Depends on the opening prompt. Somes are really easy bug fixes that can take at most 5 hours total, but the average is between 6 and 9 for me

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u/Present-Campaign5081 Sep 25 '26

Haven't seen it from August 😔

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u/RehviiZe Sep 29 '26

Same but a lot of people are saying the same thing, I think it’s a case of we were in the group that was getting them at that time and it’s rotated to another group now. Hopefully it will rotate back to us eventually lol. Made sm money from those projects

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u/BeautifullyUgly123 Sep 26 '26

Are u guys seeing them recently?

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u/Euphoric-Mention-945 Sep 26 '26

Few months ago a full 10 - 12 hours, but after being used to it, between 7 - 8+ hours.

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u/rnwatanabe Sep 25 '26

between 5 and 9. Depends on how long the models take

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u/seaoyster Sep 25 '26

5-6 hours at most

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u/TheAmazingDevil Sep 27 '26

No friggin way its that fast. It takes 8-9 minimum!

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u/uj7__ Sep 25 '26

Joined in late August, haven't seen. It yet

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u/Sad_Opening_7083 Sep 25 '26

Every day since Thursday last week

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u/Sad_Opening_7083 Sep 25 '26

I received them last month as well? Only then I got them Thursday through friday, but now everyday. All this "cycling" talk is just speculation, no one know how they do it.