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Beware of Williams Lea imposter check scam.

Williams Lea is a legit company, but someone is contacting people for remote work (proofreading in my case) that is posing as a hiring manager from there. I didn’t remember applying for a job there but I’ve applied for so many that it’s easy to lose track. I received an Read more

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Seeking an opportunity

As a kid, I flashed DD-WRT onto Linksys WRT54G routers. I used Cheat Engine to hack Flash games, later disassembling them with flasm, modifying them, and recompiling them. I hosted a Runescape private server with around 300 concurrent daily players. I hosted a top 100 imageboard on ChanTopList, initially using Read more

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The Truth About AI Training Sites

Hey all, I’ve been training AI models through ‘AI Training Sites’, i.e., contracting gigs, for around 2 years semi-consistently now. I want to share my experiences with you all, helpfully and cautiously. I say those exact words because, if you did not know, these sites usually require a Non-Disclosure Agreement Read more

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