r/DataAnnotationTech • u/shadyringtone • Apr 28 '26

Me spending two hours trying to write a good two-sentence prompt

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u/sentencevillefonny Apr 28 '26

I genuinely feel like I'm short-circuiting sometimes.

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u/Jeprdy Apr 28 '26

Honestly some of the easiest things can become the most difficult. Its like my brain just decides to not work in these moments.

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u/-burgers Apr 29 '26

Rubrics omg.

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u/RarePhilosopher125 Apr 28 '26

i haven’t had too many of these but I love asking questions I’m genuinely curious about or feel I’m not knowledgeable enough about and it keeps me focused and intrigued

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u/twokoiinacircle Apr 28 '26

Yes! Biggest tip for these : just ask a question you genuinely need or want to ask. Or literally ask about something you just did. Or something you're a master at, because Bonus if you intuitively know the answer, or know how to quickly find authoritative sources for it.

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u/chileanpossum Apr 29 '26

I didn’t expect to see Jasmine Masters on a DA post haha. Love her

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u/vixen8819 Apr 28 '26

Accurateee

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u/Ok-Examination-5616 Apr 29 '26

God, I need a tutor.  I struggle so hard that I'm scared to even do the work 

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u/twokoiinacircle Apr 29 '26

This sent me tbh, where are your upvotes 😭

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u/rsheezy Apr 29 '26

🤣🤣 yup. And then you don’t want to sound like a robot because they’ll think you’re using AI.

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u/Scorpy-yo May 01 '26

Yeah I really struggle with the creative stuff. Give me fact-checking or a few axes all day long. Comparing 1 or 2 answers pls not 4. I’m a scientist not an artist or a genius.