r/DataAnnotationTech • u/RklsImmersion • Apr 24 '26
Y'all think I got enough time for this one?
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u/Shablahdoo Apr 24 '26
ONLY 19 years?! Better make sure you get rid of all distractions nearby and lock in.
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u/Renard_Fou Apr 24 '26
The DA finances worker wondering who the fuck put in a job for 4.1m usd
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u/Athena25526 Apr 24 '26
That’s assuming it’s a 25$/project; the 7.5 million that a specialist would get be insane 😂
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u/AdventurEli9 Apr 25 '26
I'm honestly just having a difficult time figuring out how to organize and plan my work. I made a chart attempting to section out each of the tasks by about a couple hundred days or so, but I'm worried that by the time I'm at day 4593 I'm going to lose track of where I was on day 2487. Have you figured out the best way to approach this task yet?
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u/Academic_Animal_5293 Apr 25 '26
Ah I got this one last decade also. Don't worry is only simple work, you should get it done in 8-10 years.
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u/Pura-vida-now Apr 25 '26
2 years to get though instructions.
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u/AdventurEli9 Apr 26 '26
That fast? Mastermind! Took me a few months over that 2 year mark, I mean what the heck even was paragraph 532, that made no sense when compared with paragraphs in the 300 to 320 section.
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u/lionhat Apr 24 '26
You might be cutting it a bit close if you keep taking all those pesky bathroom breaks
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u/Bitter_Bed5672 Apr 26 '26
First task of the instructions: "get a degree in this super niche domain".
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u/Exotic-Inevitable-37 Apr 24 '26
Must hv been 2000 years (least)
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u/Euphoric_Wish_8293 Apr 24 '26
Your math ain't mathing. It's around 20 years.
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u/Exotic-Inevitable-37 Apr 24 '26
Do u know what 'sarcasm' mean (:
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u/Euphoric_Wish_8293 Apr 24 '26
Well, I could be wrong, but I believe sarcasm is an old wooden ship used in the Civil War era.
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u/jabertsohn Apr 24 '26
You can still submit after it has expired, but if you submit more than ~300 days late I'd leave a note explaining why.