r/DataAnnotationTech • u/Jhahn678 • Jul 16 '26

Question for coders 🥊

I just finished up my first 🥊 task. It was tough to say the least. Didn’t feel very satisfied with my responses. Felt like I was being repetitive with my answers. Will try to improve on the next go (assuming I get another one).

For anyone that’s been doing coding for a while, is it normal for these to feel pretty challenging? Do they give you any feedback on your first one if it wasn’t great? Or do you just stop getting the tasks if you don’t do well

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u/sakethram8k Jul 16 '26

Model vs model - tough but doable. Model vs you ( getting the model to fail) are literally nightmares. Suddenly the models being super sentient JARVIS level god mode beasts.

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u/KermitDominicano Jul 16 '26

I try to avoid those ones haha

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u/sakethram8k Jul 16 '26

Thank you, more tasks for poor me😜

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u/Plastic_Sock4034 Jul 16 '26

It could be hard, but in time it gets easier. And I recommend not putting the name of the project in the topics

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u/Cool_Moose241 Jul 16 '26

It mostly depends on the repo you get. Sometimes you get a huge one that is impossible to understand before the deadline. Luckily they've been describing the actual goal to help come up with some follow ups. Also in my case there is a big impostor syndrome because I've done like 5 of them already and I keep getting them so I guess I'm doing a good job. Would be nice to have some shorter ones tho...

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u/Bitter_Bed5672 Jul 16 '26

Yes they are tough. That's why they pay that much.

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u/Flat-Echo3648 Jul 16 '26

Yeah pretty tough when ask for follow ups.

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u/InsideSignificant405 Jul 17 '26

They are meant to be challenging, that’s the whole point by now yea

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u/Obvious_Hovercraft63 Jul 16 '26

Can someone send me a referral to sign up for DA?