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In Nairobi? Have a desktop computer and a tv?

Am a black American foreigner in Nairobi and am looking for someone in Nairobi with a desktop computer and a tv possibly to help me with some online school work. You must have a "desktop" computer not a laptop or a phone.

Of course I'll pay you good each work you do.

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u/Lynstein — 11 days ago
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Corpshore Data annotation

Guys, I'm a software engineer student who is also trying to make a living, i saw an opportunity for Data annotation at corpshore that hires kenyans and also has a good pay. I can rank myself as Good to proficient when it comes to C, C++ and a little bit of Julia. But in the world of data annotation i feel so brand new and weak. I tried some online STEM tests before applying to check if i'm fit for it (or also to understand how data annotation is done) but the tests were like Chemistry Paper 2 😭💔.

So my question is this:

  1. How should i practice these so as to get better at it?

  2. How long will it take me to be atleast "good" in data annotation so that i can do application and pass the interview quiz tests?

Anybody who is in that field and is willing to help me, i'd really appreciate, and i'll owe you something if you hold my hand through out this phase.

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u/Ok_Newspaper8805 — 11 days ago
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I spent 7 days getting my design brain back — here's where I landed

I've been getting back into graphic design after being away from it for a while, so I gave myself a 7-day challenge.

I didn't want to make seven polished “portfolio pieces.” I wanted to experiment with different areas of design and see what still felt natural to me.

Day 7 became a visual study around typography × image × space.

The idea was to make typography behave like part of the environment rather than simply sitting on top of an image.

These are the four final experiments.

I'd genuinely like feedback from other designers — especially on the typography, composition and whether the four pieces feel like one coherent body of work.

u/angelwithbaskets — 12 days ago