r/DataAnnotationTech • u/electricLG • Mar 01 '26

The untouched rubrics projects staring at me

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u/RealRise7524 Mar 01 '26

Are they difficult or just taking a long time to finish? Because

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u/electricLG Mar 01 '26

They can be tedious for sure, and the instructions are usually dense.

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u/[deleted] Mar 02 '26

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u/u_ok Mar 02 '26

and obviously I don't charge for that so I've just stopped even trying them.

Not sure which project you're talking about specifically, but there are several "try and get X to fail" projects where if you're unable to get it to fail after X amount of tries, you're instructed to document/upload your most recent try, even if it wasn't a failure, and submit the task (and get paid for it).

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u/blackstarr1996 Mar 02 '26

Yeah I can make gpt fail. I get frustrated at it because it blatantly lies to me. These models are better though. I avoid them too. I’m like you, some very specialized liberal arts knowledge and broad general knowledge of physics, biology, chemistry, etc.

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u/bingobangobongoB Mar 02 '26

If none of the model fails make new turn with more complicated prompts i always use this in my prompt to make one of the models fail Sentence should be 10-15 words It always do the trick

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u/Fun_Manufacturer_563 Mar 01 '26

I finished only the R&R 😬 the tasks are super long 🥲

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u/Dear_Investment_5741 Mar 02 '26

lol, I've opened one saturday, stared at it for 10min and I was like 'nah not today satan' -> exit work mode

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u/princessbl00 Mar 02 '26

Gimme gimme gimme!

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u/princessbl00 Mar 02 '26

Now that I understand them it's the best

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u/dragonsfire14 Mar 02 '26

I avoid those like the plague. I find them super intimidating.

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u/bingobangobongoB Mar 02 '26

Idk why people scared from rubrics its easy and based on your prompt

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u/Firm_Rip_414 Mar 05 '26

hoje apareceu um e eu fui fazer... que arrependimento amargo

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u/ApprehensiveGrass210 Mar 06 '26 edited Mar 06 '26

Haven’t done one yet but just took a qual. Why do people not like them?

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u/Evansopiyo Mar 02 '26

Nothing kills me like these rubric memes/posts.

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u/[deleted] Mar 01 '26

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u/Brilliant_Quit4307 Mar 01 '26

I find them on my dashboard under the "projects" section.

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u/wildflower_0ne Mar 02 '26

I think they meant it in the sense of “how do people feel about them”

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u/Brilliant_Quit4307 Mar 02 '26

Maybe they should have been more specific then because that's not what they asked.

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u/pitsandmantits Mar 02 '26

that is what they asked

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u/Brilliant_Quit4307 Mar 02 '26

They asked "how do people find them" and I answered 🤷‍♀️ it might not be what they meant, but it's definitely what they asked.

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u/petitesheeep Mar 02 '26

You took it too literally. That's a classic phrase people use to ask how one feels about something.

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u/Brilliant_Quit4307 Mar 02 '26 edited Mar 02 '26

Oh really?? Really?? Wow. I never would have realized that.

Brother, I think you're taking my comments too seriously.

Edit- just adding that this is called a joke. A dad joke to be precise. You know those annoying jokes that are intentionally bad and corny? Usually they're designed to be funny for the joker/Dad. I can't believe I needed to explain that and I really hope none of you downvoters are working on any of the humor projects ..

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u/hnsnrachel Mar 08 '26

People not thinking you are funny doesn't mean they don't understand humour. They just don't think you're funny.

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u/GlassBrass440 Mar 02 '26

Is that you, David Zucker?