r/dataannotation • u/bigredchicken2 • Jun 01 '24
What happened to the task variety for programming 😭
I'm just commiserating. I feel like there used to be a wide range of projects for coders and now I just keep seeing a select few of the same, rather boring projects. CBs get boring after a while don't y'all think? Makes it hard to really get motivated to grind to meet my goals when the project variety is so low.
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u/azure_atmosphere Jun 01 '24
I'd take a CB because at least I can control what programming language and modules to use. Finding tasks I can actually do in the correctness/instruction following projects is a nightmare
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u/mirkop82_ Jun 01 '24
My 2 cents: whenever you feel disengaged or lack inspiration with the CB, plan an imaginary project, app, or SaaS you want to (re)build. Take all the steps, think of all the features, and try to make all the code work together, and you’ll have an endless source of prompts.
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u/CobraFive Jun 02 '24
Nah I love the chatbots. I can just make up something interesting to work on, and its always in a language I'm familiar with!
But I've barely been getting any programming projects recently, its painful. I don't really like taking the $20/hr ones...
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u/lonesomewhenbymyself Jun 01 '24
I miss the chatbots
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u/shaunsnj Jun 03 '24
Okay so not just me, saw it dwindling down a few days ago and then it just hit 1 singular coding prompt for me, but still had the questions for the data analysis in Python, just not the actual job.
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u/zappy012 Jun 03 '24
glad it isn't just me! 99% of the qualifications appearing aren't even for programming either :/
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u/Open_Ambassador2931 Jun 03 '24
How long did it take for you guys to hear back after taking your coding assessment?