| Title: Pick three key points made in a video | PANDA Worker: Preview | Accept | Requester Requester: Dude Bro [A3JPJKISLC1IF9] (Contact) TO: [Pay: N/A] [Fair: N/A] [Comm: N/A] [Fast: N/A] [Reviews: 2] [ToS: 0] Description: Watch the video we provide in the HIT and pick three key points or "takeaways" made by the video Time: 1 hour HITs Available: 4 Reward: $0.18 Qualifications: HIT approval rate (%) GreaterThan 80; Location EqualTo US; |
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Need me about 2 weeks of thesei need a $100 day tomorrow
going to go buy a small cactus and put it on my desk tomorrow for good luck the rest of the week
@Blue i think i read this partly wrong at first, if so, thanks with no question mark after it.
I probably could have explained myself better... raccoon eyes are what we call the look generated by strong directional light coming from above that causes the brow to cast shadow into the eye sockets (light travels in straight lines so this can be eliminated by using a surface opposite the light source to "bounce" some light into the shadows and fill them in... a piece of white paper can often do the job)... the hot spot in the middle of the face also suggests a strongly directional light with little diffusion (this can be fixed by intercepting the light source with a diffusion material between the light and the subject... like a white bed sheet which will force the light to "ricochet" off the threads in random directions causing it to be significantly less directional)... this resulted in an overexposed image in one area and under exposed in others. after that, a filter of some sort was applied... it looks like a bleach pass filter (referring to a developing technique from back in the film days) but depending on whatever program you were using it could be called a hundred things.... the filter pushed the image the rest of the way into the "way over exposed" range. You said you thought it was bad lighting... it was... I was just trying to roll with the joke in my usual socially inept way.
right here! didn't do so hot today on mturk@PeachyRider where you at? you doing okay today?
Trying to set up crazy panda, would these settings be ok for the <search> feature for Pinterest. Hoping that when pinterest posts something, it would start a panda for it.
How would I add a search for a requester if I don't have a Panda link, trying to do one for Sergey's
why did you tag me and make me see this, it's going to give me a brain aneurysm@Bode Miller, help.
I'm going to sleep...Really...Haha but had to answer abt PC: you can just search turkopticon.com for a requester's name to get the requester ID, or if you search here and find a panda posted before, it has the requester ID and hit ID.
| Title: Evaluate responses from an intelligent assistant | PANDA Worker: Preview | Accept | Requester Requester: DeepDialogue Eval [A1OJP0JSO1RMWR] (Contact) TO: [Pay: 3.00] [Fair: 5.00] [Comm: 1.00] [Fast: 5.00] [Reviews: 7] [ToS: 0] Auto Approval: 22 hours Time: 20 minutes HITs Available: 1486 Reward: $0.50 Qualifications: Total approved HITs is not less than 1; HIT approval rate (%) is not less than 90; Location is US; |
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