Help! Make money with the hobby
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Tench745
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That's... not... you know what, nevermind...Hi! I am new here and wanna tell how I am making money via my hobbyI am trying food from different local restaurants and pubs and posting video reviews on TikTok.
FlyerInStyle
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I had the same reaction
JetCrafts
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im with you on tthat one🙈🙉🙊
FlyerInStyle
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I have just posted a thread on asking if anyone wants me to build planes for them
Mr NCT
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Didn't mean your post. These others are just so, you know.... chatbotish (should be a word)
Hi! I am new here and wanna tell how I am making money via my hobby
FlyerInStyle
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oh, ok, that makes sense, I was wondering hwat was wrong. I mean even though they are chatbotish you cant say the secondd 2 are terrible, they just arent particularly good either
Piotrsko
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Sweeping floors, washing cars, mowing lawns, raking leaves, paper boy, getting deposit bottles for the deposit, stuff I did 60+ years ago for cash at your age. Once I got a job painting porch rails for a quarter an hour and thought I was going to die rich. Notice this is all unskilled manual labor requiring a bit of self promotion hustle. These jobs are still there but now include picking up aluminum cans from the roadside which is decently profitable.
JetCrafts
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these jobs dont exist in india
Piotrsko
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Really? There's no unskilled manual labor required anywhere? How unique. How do you accomplish that where you live? Must have a lot of computer aided automatic machines.
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Mr NCT
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Yes it is.
It's like having a thread "All Bots Post Here". Here's some of the things (it actually had 12 points) ChatGPT suggested when I asked what we should do about chat bots:
"Dealing with chat bot posts on your forum thread can be frustrating, but there are steps you can take to mitigate the issue. Here are some strategies to help you address the problem:
- Implement Anti-Bot Measures:
- Use CAPTCHAs or other human verification methods during registration or when posting to the forum. These can help deter automated bots from creating accounts and posting.
- Moderation:
- Enlist moderators to monitor and approve posts before they appear on the forum. This can be time-consuming but effective in preventing bot posts.
- Report and Ban Bots:
- If you can identify specific bot accounts, report them to the forum's administrators or moderators. They can then take action to ban these accounts."
Yes it is.
It's like having a thread "All Bots Post Here". Here's some of the things (it actually had 12 points) ChatGPT suggested when I asked what we should do about chat bots:
"Dealing with chat bot posts on your forum thread can be frustrating, but there are steps you can take to mitigate the issue. Here are some strategies to help you address the problem:
- Implement Anti-Bot Measures:
- Use CAPTCHAs or other human verification methods during registration or when posting to the forum. These can help deter automated bots from creating accounts and posting.
- Moderation:
- Enlist moderators to monitor and approve posts before they appear on the forum. This can be time-consuming but effective in preventing bot posts.
- Report and Ban Bots:
- If you can identify specific bot accounts, https://casinosanalyzer.com/bonuses-by-countries has reviews on best no deposit bonus codes report them to the forum's administrators or moderators. They can then take action to ban these accounts."
Idk whether these measures can help because chatbots have already become sophisticated enough to be able to generate text that is indistinguishable from human-written text. Sometimes, I doubt a few accounts here, but I'm unable to figure out how to identify the concrete difference between a genuine user and a spambot. Moderating posts is not far away already an effective solution
JetCrafts
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quite the contrary all those manual labor jobs are being done full time by adults with meagre education so ya there's no space for us to make money in that manor . i have friends who have taken up drop shipping for some extra green
FlyerInStyle
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that would require a degree fro the maintenence part
Tench745
Master member
If you work under an A&P mechanic, they are supervising and are responsible for your work and you don't need any kind of degree or certification. It is not uncommon for someone interested in becoming an aircraft mechanic to do odd jobs in the shop. Really useful to have someone take off all the inspection panels and cowlings, etc before an inspection. And tedious jobs, like drilling out rivets for a skin repair, are often handed off to the apprentice.
At least in the US.
FlyerInStyle
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Do you know if there are any regulations for that? Otherwise I have an airport nearby where maybe I can get hired for this type of stuff.
Tench745
Master member
In order to earn your A&P license you are required to have 4000hrs of experience before you can take the test. The only way to earn those hours is either working under a licensed mechanic, or in a school.
Talk to your local A&P and see if they're willing to take you on. The mechanic at my nearest airport and three or four interns/helpers working with him. I don't know if they were all paid or partially volunteers, but I heard he recently let them go for financial reasons.
When they were working, he would check over their work at various points in the process and did the more critical tasks himself.
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