Techie. Writer. Editor @lembanimag
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Joined January 2019
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Writing takes time. So much time you want to give up many, many times. But you are here, still here in this house of patience, perseverance, stamina, character, doubts, understanding, humility, and staying in your own lane.
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Hey girl, are you an academic journal because you’ve ignored me for 8 months then devastated me with your feedback
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Never approach wildlife. You don't know what it's been through, and it doesn't know what you've been through. Neither of you needs this.
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It's actually crazy... Hakkinen, both Nicos, Jenson, KMag, Leclerc, Verstappen... all girl dads.
Yena said on Instagram that we're getting women on the grid the old fashioned way: Nepotism. 😭
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Why characters may feel flat: 1) Their motivation is unclear 2) They're reactive instead of active 3) They aren't challenged 4) You tell us how they feel instead of showing 5) Gestures and voice aren't unique 6) We don't see their full range 7) You don't know them well enough yet
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I'm still gagged by this. I think I'm forever going to be gagged by this. F1 really did their best with this design. Forever #moved
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sometimes having a kid really heals the relationship
❤️ Max Verstappen and the Antonelli family have a little tradition away from the F1 paddock.
Marco Antonelli revealed that whenever they travel to a Grand Prix in their motorhome, they park alongside Max. Lewis Hamilton also frequently stays nearby.
They catch up for a chat before going their separate ways.
And when it comes to dinner? Marco says Max isn’t picky, but Lewis’ vegan diet makes things a little more complicated. 😂
(via. @Motorsport) #F1
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Social media is removing the sacredness of certain things. There are life details, pictures, events that should never make it to your social media posts. Resist the urge to show strangers your intimate details. We don't have to know everything 😭
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I’m ungatekeeping all sites that have been hiring people this year and are still actively accepting new people.
➀ Appen — connect.appen.com/register | $10–20/hr
➁ RWS — rws.com/data-services | $14–20/hr
➂ DataAnnotation — dataannotation.tech | $20+/hr
➃ Prolific — prolific.com | Per study
➄ OneForma — oneforma.com | $10–20/hr
➅ Alignerr — alignerr.com | $20–40/hr
➆ Invisible Tech — invisible.email/apply | $15–30/hr
➇ Innodata — innodata.com/careers | $15–25/hr
➈ TELUS Int'l AI — telusinternational.com | $12–20/hr
➉ Clickworker — clickworker.com | $8–15/hr
➀➀ Welocalize — welocalize.com/careers | $15–25/hr
➀➁ Objectways — objectways.com | $8–15/hr
➀➂ Labelbox — labelbox.com/careers | $25–50/hr
➀➃ Mercor — mercor.com | $40–80/hr
➀➄ iMerit — imerit.net/careers | $15–25/hr
➀➅ Surge AI — surgehq.ai | $20–40/hr
➀➆ xAI — x.ai/careers | $40–80/hr
➀➇ Remotasks — remotasks.com | $15–25/hr
➀➈ Microworkers — microworkers.com | Per task
➁⁰ Toloka — toloka.ai | $5–60/hr
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Most professors offer relative advice. I say, "If you can think of a PhD as ~6 years of funded time to read, write, and teach, wonderful. If you think of it as an investment of time and money into a future academic career, you might reconsider/read more about the current market."
