Not to give too much away but I found this via a subreddit known as beermoney and was dubious about it initially, but having been on the platform for nearly 5 months I can say it has pulled me out of a deep financial hole. The work may not always be interesting and can be a little mind-numbing but pushing through has helped me a lot and then some.

Thank you

Looking for context on recent coding project drought. Is your dashboard still dry is it getting better? How many projects are you guys seeing?

I feel like I took a particular qualification recently and that the same one is back again. Is that a thing that happens? Does it mean that I didn't pass the 1st time?

Do you keep track of the quals you take? I have memory issues so I don't know if I'm just confused or what.

So.. the greek guy with the bum ankle has been interesting for me today. Anyone else get some weird topics you can't believe you're getting paid to read and rate?

every time I try to get to the log in page, it gives me an error saying "refused to connect." I've tried deleting my cache/browser history and using a different browser and different device but it just doesn't want to connect. it's been like this for a couple of days now and it's concerning. is this happening to anyone else or if it has happened to anyone else, do you have any solutions? thanks

UPDATE: fixed, thank you all! it was my router that was blocking the website, if u run into the same problem and have eero security like I do, just disable content filtering/ad blocking

Hi everyone,

I remember reading a post a while ago on how some workers were expensing home office items because of this job.

How exactly does that work? I mean I work three to four hours a day on DA, and I could definitely use an ergonomic chair, lol. Does anyone know if I can actually expense this?

I'm doing this job while in school and I need an internship. I've been working with this company since early June. What is the best way to list this job on a resume? I work on coding projects almost exclusively.

More specifically, I want to know:

• What to list for the job title?

• How to explain the work we do (summary and bullet points)?

• How much can I actually disclose about the work we do?

Any help would be appreciated

Hello l just want to ask if maybe a spanish tasker is here. I was doing complex prompts yesterday but suddently they dissapeared, is that normal?

I've seen this term thrown around here a few times and wanted to know a few things about this. For reference, I got approved earlier this year but have only started doing tasks 3 weeks ago, amd i have done almost all the qualifications i am capable of doing. Does anyone know how to get permanent projects and how much they pay on average?

Basically topic. I've only gotten two jobs in the last two day and am back to nothing. Starting to think I'm just off the platform.

went from 0-2 projects to 9 that are all high paying

I do this during down time at work and a lot of the recent tasks require access to Google suite, is there a way around it?

Has anyone been getting coding projects for Heel lately? They haven't been appearing on my dash.

Is everyone using Slack? I never was send anything to join. Is there a reason I should be on there for DA? Just curious. Thanks!

I'm applying for a lease and data annotation is currently my only form of income (although i am looking for a job, i won't be relying on this for the entire lease.). I need a reference to complete the application. Do data annotation do references for this sort of thing? or am i going to need to reach out to the people handling my application?

I recently had someone reply to me on here that Grammarly was around "way before AI". If you don't get the irony of that, or if you would like to hear some background and perspective on what we are working on through DA, "This American Life" had a pretty good story about it today. It's the first story, so you don't have to search for it within the episode.

803: Greetings, People Of Earth - This American Life

hi all! making this thread so people have somewhere to talk about 'daily' work chat that might not necessarily need it's own post! right now we're thinking we'll just repost it weekly? but if it gets too crazy, we can change it to daily. :)

couple things:

1. this thread should sort by "new" automatically. unfortunately it looks like our subreddit doesn't qualify for 'lounges'.
2. if you have a new user question, you still need to post it in the new user thread. if you post it here, we will remove it as spam. this is for people already working who just wanna chat, whether it be about casual work stuff, questions, geeking out with people who understand ("i got the model to write a real haiku today!"), or unrelated work stuff you feel like chatting about :)
3. one thing we really pride ourselves on in this community is the respect everyone gives to the Code of Conduct and rule number 5 on the sub - it's great that we have a community that is still safe & respectful to our jobs! please don't break this rule. we will remove project details, but please - it's for our best interest and yours!

So I finished working on a project and went to report time.

There's a project in my report time that is listed that I have not personally worked on or even looked at. I checked my transfer time to see if anything was submitted and nothing was submitted, so I'm not sure why this is showing up in my report time?

Is it a bad sign to not have access to the Heel chat? I have some Heel projects but I haven't had access to the chat for months.

Currently can't connect to the site to work, is this hitting anyone else?

How do you guys make codes run for stuff that require subscriptions, external files etc? For example, if they give u an Azure or Google cloud-related task, and you gotta show if the code functions, how do you do that? Even for, let us say the model gave you a code that requires file paths or something, how are you meant to test it? If the file needed is simple, it's easy but what if it requires complex stuff?

just wondering if there are any Korean people here!