02/07 - Whipped Cream Wednesday!

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ChrisTurk said:
The RID is: A2HOLLZR6NZGDL
NLP research group at TokyoTech

If you just type 'tokyo' into TV it came right up: https://turkerview.com/requesters/A2HOLLZR6NZGDL-nlp-research-group-at-tokyotech

No space between tokyo & tech.. interesting, wonder if its possible to fuzzy match for search. Thanks for the idea!
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You're right. No space 'tween Tokyo and Tech. My bad. I did try several of those fuzzy things on both TV and TO. TV gave me a half page and nothing.?? TO gave me nothing for the name and 11 different req. for NLP. None of them the right one. I didn't try Tokyo. I just wanted a little review 'cause I remember seeing comments on the forum when it was first posted. Went ahead and did it, since 12 bucks was worth a chance....and for those like me, TM will watch for fuzzys. I've gotten so I use that as a warning for goodies, like Signed Engineering...and Pins(but not anymore. Pins are out of favor.) Then I turn on my PC collectors.
 
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Does anyone know the name for a script that allows me to return my entire queue or at least all hits from same req at one time?
 
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alk69 said:
TV gave me a half page and nothing.??
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Haha, not surprised. TV's search is definitely hot garbage. The site gets twice the amount of data as both TO's combined week to week now though so its worth a shot if you can't find something.

But I'll be the first one to tell ya the search is junk.. on the back end side its legitimately just the most basic LIKE match I could get coded in 5s so usually less data = more results :\. NLP probably would have worked there.

Greasyfork has like 50 different search options I one day wanna hijack but been out of quality free time lately :ahhh:
 
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I'm really searching for hits to post, but I can't find anything even remotely decent right now.....
 
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Did anyone else do this stupid survey about selecting which Candidate you would prefer from Sean Westwood? Where they give you a long list of things they support and don't support that are completely internally inconsistent? If so after like 6-7 of those did you get several blank ones? Then a completion code? Followed by a "you failed our attention check"? I would prefer all these psycho candidates gargle thumb tacks but that wasn't an option. Been a weird day for surveys with stupid questions and worse answers. Yes I never, sometimes, always, not want to whatever this option is. Of course I do. How could I not? At least they paid quickly. There is that I guess.
 
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nopoopwarez said:
Title: "Interpret Charts Depicting Job Growth" | Accept
Requester: Jessica Hullman [A38B5QC57UTM1H] Contact
TV: [Hrly: $30.74] [Pay: 5.00] [Fast: null] [Comm: null] [Rej: 0] [ToS: 0] [Blk: 0]
TO: [Pay: 3.96] [Fast: 4.57] [Comm: 4.25] [Fair: 4.77] [Reviews: 115] [ToS: 0]
TO2: [Hrly: ---] [Pen: ---] [Res: ---] [Rec: ---] [Rej: 0] [ToS: 0] [Brk: 0]
Reward: $8.00
Duration: 2 hours
Available: 1
Description: (Complete in Chrome or Firefox. If blank, click 'shield' symbol in address bar). You will be shown a set of data charts that visualize job growth for a given year. You will choose which of two underlying scenarios (growth or no growth in the job market) seems more likely to have produced each set of montly job numbers. You will also say how confident you are about your choice for each. There are 2 blocks of 60 questions each. Once you practice a few you will be able to work quickly. This HIT should take no more than 60 minutes maximum. You do not need to use any outside resources.
Requirements: Masters Exists; HIT approval rate (%) GreaterThan 95; Location EqualTo US
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Caught this ~20mins ago so it's still going around.
 
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Liz said:
Oh nothing big..taking out some tumors. 17 percent survival rate. yay me. So let me say this now..i love you all. you have been my family for almost 4 years and i wish all of you the best
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18 years ago I had a tumor removed as well. Chemo after that. Actually there was a lot of stuff going on in my life at the time. I was pregnant and gave my boy up for adoption. I wish I had known you at the time. I really would have sent my baby your way, but as it happens he ended up in an amazing family. I've been cancer free for a lot of years, but the prognosis was bad at the time, hence the decision to give the child up for adoption. I feel so much love and sympathy for you. Don't for a minute lose hope.
 
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Lucille Jones said:
18 years ago I had a tumor removed as well. Chemo after that. Actually there was a lot of stuff going on in my life at the time. I was pregnant and gave my boy up for adoption. I wish I had known you at the time. I really would have sent my baby your way, but as it happens he ended up in an amazing family. I've been cancer free for a lot of years, but the prognosis was bad at the time, hence the decision to give the child up for adoption. I feel so much love and sympathy for you. Don't for a minute lose hope.
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I'm always impressed and vociferous when it comes to speaking to the positive about adoption. I think it's fantastic and amazing that your kid is in a family that you approve of, and are obviously thankful for
 
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