For a while now, I've been trying to get remote jobs like AI annotation with platforms like Outlier AI and Handshake AI.
It took a while, but Alhamdulillah, I've got a few now and amongst them, I just completed the onboarding assessment for a project and passed! 🥂
Feels absolutely amazing. Cheers to many more!
I put stuff I know about earning on AI annotation platforms like outlier & handshake into one free guide.
live now: https://t.co/hGOKAjpPun
covers:
‣ signing up on Outlier
‣ signing up on Handshake
‣ a CV template
‣ fixing Handshake's "Form not found"
‣ support ticket templates
and I will keep updating it.
also don't forget to DM me for assessments, management and tasking.
Submitted 3 PRs to the Spark Compete bug hunt over the past 4 days.
Not just “find bug → open PR.”
I used my ai agent Foreman, to scout the stack like a fresh user would. Run install checks, read terminal output, separate real issues, turn findings into proper before/after reports.
So far:
- added python3-venv guidance for Ubuntu/Debian users
- added Node.js >=22 warning for the direct pip setup path
- replaced raw spark-researcher config tracebacks with friendlier CLI errors
The PRs:
https://t.co/oXVlUV0rPv
https://t.co/mGlZsANGwb
https://t.co/vDBadbadT1
Shoutout to @meta_alchemist for building @spark_coded.
If you have a Handshake account and need help passing the onboarding assessments for any of the projects below, DM me.
Escher
Hedgehog
Helix
Alloy
Ivy
ohm
Manuscript
Graduated with a computer science degree in uni, but I'm now an architect on @arc.
been contributing to, building and supporting Arc since last year. turns out designing systems where USDC is the gas and finality settles in under a second is more fun than anything they taught me in school.
check my page for Arc guides or dm me if you have questions.
build on Arc.
There's a 3-month virtual hackathon running right now with $22,000 in prizes across stablecoins, trade finance, RWA tokenization, and AI agents
It's the Stablecoin Commerce Stack Challenge by @ignyte, sponsored by @circle and @arc
if you've been looking for a reason to build something real on stablecoin rails, this is it.
Details: https://t.co/TulroINXdH
The part of @arc’s whitepaper I keep coming back to:
every protocol fee, regardless of whether users pay in USDC, USDT, or another supported stablecoin, is converted into ARC at the protocol level.
that ARC is then split between validator and staker rewards and a permanent burn.
so stablecoin throughput on Arc directly creates ARC demand while reducing supply.
it solves a question most stablecoin-gas chains struggle with: if fees are paid in stablecoins, what role does the native token actually play?
on Arc, the native token is what those fees become.
the reward-to-burn ratio is governance controlled, which means stakers decide how much value is directed to validator economics versus supply reduction.
that’s the key lever to watch.
the long-term goal is inflation neutrality, where protocol burns offset token issuance.
whether Arc reaches that point depends on real fee volume, not just tokenomics design.