Forwarded from Eyu Devs
After query is back
Roles i would suggest you guys to appy for
link : Full stack SE - testing
link : 3D designer / belnder
link : Senior Full stack SE
link : Mid Level Full stack SE
What is After Query ?
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Roles i would suggest you guys to appy for
link : Full stack SE - testing
link : 3D designer / belnder
link : Senior Full stack SE
link : Mid Level Full stack SE
What is After Query ?
AfterQuery is a platform where you earn money by helping train AI. The workflow is simple: you get assigned tasks, review or generate expert-level responses, and get paid per task or hourly depending on the job. Most work involves checking AI outputs, contributing data, or validating answers in your field of expertise.
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GPT roasting me on my will😭:
@SANTIA_DIL
If common sense were a subscription, you'd still be on the free trial.
@SANTIA_DIL
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Forwarded from Merry’s Thought
Working with clients from different non-technical backgrounds has really changed how I look at building software systems.
At first, I used to think the hardest part was the technical side. But over time, I realized that most people actually understand the problems they are facing very well, even if they may not always describe them clearly, & As we talk more, I have often noticed that they see details they didn’t mention at first, but which turn out to be critical.
On the other side, some conversations shift toward ideas like “let’s add AI” or other new technology trends. Honestly I don’t think that’s wrong at all. Nowadays, we are all exposed to new tools and technologies every day, so it’s natural to want to explore them.
But in my understanding, this is where the most important part comes in, building software isn’t just about writing code. It’s about helping align the conversation around the actual problem, asking better questions, and making sure we focus on what best solves the problem.
It may sound simple, but in real projects I have seen that this part of the process saves a lot of time, energy, and also It is key to deliver the right solution.
At first, I used to think the hardest part was the technical side. But over time, I realized that most people actually understand the problems they are facing very well, even if they may not always describe them clearly, & As we talk more, I have often noticed that they see details they didn’t mention at first, but which turn out to be critical.
On the other side, some conversations shift toward ideas like “let’s add AI” or other new technology trends. Honestly I don’t think that’s wrong at all. Nowadays, we are all exposed to new tools and technologies every day, so it’s natural to want to explore them.
But in my understanding, this is where the most important part comes in, building software isn’t just about writing code. It’s about helping align the conversation around the actual problem, asking better questions, and making sure we focus on what best solves the problem.
It may sound simple, but in real projects I have seen that this part of the process saves a lot of time, energy, and also It is key to deliver the right solution.
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this is what I love about this book @SANTIA_DIL
If someone asked me how weird I am... I'd just tell them what I'm doing right now.
My whole family is gathered in the living room, laughing and playing together.
And me while I am in the middle this beautiful moment?
I'm in my own world....headset on, learning, coding, and enjoying every minute of it.
Thankfully, I have a family that's understanding enough to let me be.
Just trying to live the way Italo Calvino recommended:
@SANTIA_DIL
My whole family is gathered in the living room, laughing and playing together.
And me while I am in the middle this beautiful moment?
I'm in my own world....headset on, learning, coding, and enjoying every minute of it.
Thankfully, I have a family that's understanding enough to let me be.
Just trying to live the way Italo Calvino recommended:
Read, learn, work, and let the noise of the world fade into the background.
@SANTIA_DIL
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