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I remember working for Appen as a teenager. I saw it as a video game and became really really fast at labeling and quality assurance. Since it's linear work wit
by Frummy 4y ago
I remember working for Appen as a teenager. I saw it as a video game and became really really fast at labeling and quality assurance. Since it's linear work without hard thinking it became this sort of muscle memory thing. I remember some different projects, voice assistant for some car company that gave directions and took commands to change settings in the car, neural net for dog pictures, helpfulness and accuracy of search results, map stuff ,a big excel that I translated last minute to swedish and got like a bonus for doing late at night for them, probably other stuff as well. Wasn't worth it for the time spent getting up to context to work on a task and really low pay but fun to infer company secrets from tasks that I worked on