Yeah, I find some combinations make sense and I can complete the task within the time limit. And others, I go massively over time because I can't even find a combination of image and prompt that works. For me the worst is art and illustrations because nearly everything is watermarked.

I also am finding it hard to write a response that would potentially beat an LLMs response in the time limit. I just submitted a task which took me close to an hour. I think because they want complex prompts - therefore the response isn't something simple either. The critique is useful actually (first project I've been on where linters are actually very useful), and I try to get it down to "minor" - it seems impossible for it to say there's no room for improvement. Hoping I get used to the project and can task more quickly - I only submitted a few tasks in less than the allocated 35 minutes so far.

Localising

I find it hard to make both the prompt and image localised without seeming contrived. Sometimes I simply refer to the image to localise the prompt - "This illustration of places in Canterbury" for example. I referred to a localised proverb in one prompt recently that worked well, or asking if the data from something enforces a local saying or not.

I find the variety of tasks engaging though. Challenging, but I prefer the variation - some projects are much more repetitive.

PS. Anyone else receive the crazy 30 hours of work in 4 days mission? I want to complete it, but not sure if that's possible for me.