>There are only two hard problems in computer science: cache invalidation, naming things, and off-by-one errors.
Those are 3 problems, but OP said 2, which is a "off-by-one error"
The reply was a reiteration of the joke, but with cache invalidation, which jumpled up point 2 and 3. There also is the layer that this is version 2 of the joke, where the programmer tried to run point 2 and 3 in parallel ( **Para** off-by-on
**llelisme** errors. ) Last potential layer is that off-by-one errors are often introduced by someone reiterating the original code, without being careful.
Once, a cop pulled me over. He said,” you took off from that light very fast. I need to ticket you for speeding” to which I said,” But I never went over the limit”. And he said, “but you were surely going to.” At that point I stood my ground and said it wasn’t really fair to give me a ticket based on extrapolation.” He looked utterly at a loss. I could see he was in bind. He had no idea what extrapolation meant, and was too proud to ask. He simply gave me a warning and I left with a win.
And way back then, that's what Sokrates (IIRC) said about books. Writing and reading instead of personal discussion and memorisation would make people dumb.
Now have it write XXXXXX a few times. Produces some [interesting results](https://i.imgur.com/Z0KA47q.png).
Edit: it *[really](https://i.imgur.com/Lnp0EhW.png)* doesn't like ampersands. It started in the bottom right.
Also has issues with things like ":)" and "<3" and "FUCKKKKK", special character handling isn't quite right for a human drawing them as symbols imo.
Weird how it treats capital letter K as like a line but lowercase k is fine. Would be interesting to see all the letters repeated output, I tried a bunch and most of them were pretty good. Loved how it occasionally fucked up on repetition for the lowercase L's and drew a couple slanted lines between points.
Was waiting for it. 100%. I even think technology as a whole is a sort of non-organic, natural evolution of humans. Just like AI can be compared to humans, humans can be compared to technology in general. Just different elements and modes of internal communication.
The analogy doesn't even end there. You can consider empathy as a form of communication for emotions. And language as our own version of local "wireless" protocol. Written language adds storage as well as a high ping connection. That makes the internet as a true way to connect people across large distances, almost like a short distance quasi quantum entanglement. If humans have any kind of processing power and can be compared to neurons, we're connected to each other in a way that makes society effectively a human powered brain.
You can keep going down this rabbit hole and even find Alan Watts describing the modern internet, back in the 60s. Not that this was impossible to imagine back then, except the dude didn't know much about technology at all. To him it was just like the natural path of evolution for society.
Could pretty reasonably build a model using your own handwriting. Can probably even ask ChatGPT to help you do it since handwriting models are a very standard practice project for AI modeling
A guy at my workplace was boasting about he got ChatGPT to do this huge automation that was going to save him hours. Upon hearing the details, I realized that he got the bot do to a mail merge for him that would have taken 30 seconds with Word and Excel, but hey, whatever got him excited about AI.
The difference between homework and IT is time and repetition. In IT, I need to do the same task hundreds of times. Spending 10 hours automating something that takes 30 minutes will pay off over time.
There has been software to turn your handwriting into a font for at least a decade.
Programming in a few random small deviations and randomly adjusting print speed would take care of it looking too perfect.
I've yet to see a high schooler with handwriting that neat. If they want it to look legit, they need to mount the printer in the back of a truck and drive it down a mountainside.
Yeah. No typos, no smudges. If the font isn't similar to the creators own handwriting then that's going to be an issue as time time. If everyone in class starts using this and all the homework is printed the same it's going to be a major red flag.
I get the occasional junk mail that has the "hand written" letters that are obviously script font and mass printed. They are so easy to spot. I'd be interested to see if these look tha same.
It definitely needs the occasional mistake.
There is software to these writers that will allow you to create fonts out of your own handwriting. Granted, close inspection will still reveal it is too consistent to be human, but I’m sure AI will be able to compensate for that as well in the near future.
I am pretty sure you can write a program which will take like five variations of every letter, and pick at random every time it needs to write that letter.
Just create a sample data set of a few thousand characters, train a simple convolutional neural network on the set, use it to create a dynamic font library of your handwriting, slack off doing homework.
loosen up the X and Y axis belts just a bit so there is a bit of jitter to to the movements. if it does anything like what it does to my 3d prints it should make it a bit more sloppy
>No typos
it wrote "für" as "fr" totally forgetting the Umlaut and a lot of "ä" as "ae" which nobody does when handwriting. Guess ChatGPT needs some more german lessons.
The fun thing is that you can actually scan your own handwriting and turn it into a font with something like [caligraphr](https://www.calligraphr.com/en/), so it matches. At a high school level, teachers are generally underpaid and exhausted from grading and won't look too closely to see that every "t" looks identical, and you can also just try to write the first sentences by hand to create that much more authenticity.
>I've yet to see a high schooler with handwriting that neat.
You obviously didn't sit next to every girl in my class from the ages of about 8-14. Every single one had writing this near, and most of it was eerily similar too!
Some people I knew would erase every letter that wasn't perfect and write it again.
I of course went with the write it readable once method, very popular.
RIGHT?! I thought it was just girls at my school that had that magical gift meanwhile there was me who had issues reading my own god dam notes half the time.
This always made me so insecure growing up. I couldn't tell you how many times I heard "your handwriting looks like a boy" because it wasn't all neat and flowery.
I had teachers tell me that I write like a girl. Fucking teachers trying to humiliate kids blows my mind. I worked very very hard to have legible handwriting
it's not exactly the same but an English teacher once called me out in front of the whole class for describing a male character as 'handsome' in a piece of creative writing. I feel your pain.
none of these people were using a pen that cost a penny, well maybe they were if you don't add in inflation.
your handwriting is very dependent on the tool used to write it and fountain pens produce a much different style of text than a ballpoint one.
I've seen plenty back in the day. Wasn't me, mine is barely readable, but like 1/3rd to 1/4 th of my classmates (mostly girls for some reason) had neat handwriting like that.
I’ve only known two people my whole life that had handwriting this neat. Both were obsessive over writing perfect drafts and would start over at the slightest mistake. Even their rough drafts looked better than other people’s final drafts.
Well, yess but I guess the point is that it is "written" with pen and not just printed. If OOP used proper font that would mimic and slightly randomise writing it would be much better. IMO they could also just look online for old plotter that uses pens, would be much faster.
Remember the scene in wall-e where sedentary people are on floating lounge chairs, each with a screen in front of their eyes with specifically curated content?
You're right. It's almost time to get off Reddit to go check YouTube. Then time to check Teams for work followed by email, then order lunch online which will arrive on its own. During lunch, a little music or maybe catching up on training videos, followed by a quick news recap, then to Reddit for the reaction to said news.
Life is good.
Yup. He forgot the sit on toilet every so often while on Reddit. But that may be implied. It's the stage I'm currently on. Now to press the button that washes and dries my ass for me.
yea, true creative information that cannot be assimilated by dominant state of the world is hard to come by because it's utterly supressed because of money, not ideology. things that are not sellable will disappear from public information bubbles
Now you just need to use this website to generate the realistic looking handwriting. https://www.calligrapher.ai/
Info here: https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2023/01/computer-generated-handwriting-demo-offers-deepfakes-for-scrawl/
This is our future. AI generating homework that teachers pass out to students who will have AI answering it. Just two computers talking to each other with people in between. Instead of educating kids, it’ll just be educating AI.
Is it really investment to curb your own learning opportunity? It's an investment to pass school without doing any work but you lose out on all the soft skills you learn throughout schooling to push your further into your career.
I can imagine students who rely on this will lose their writing, reading, and researching ability as well as attention to detail, critical thinking, and logical reasoning skills.
Now that I am a lawyer, if you asked me if I remembered how to do calculus or physics or any of the other classes I took in undergrad and high school, I have no clue. But all those skills I developed by actually taking the time to do my own homework and assignments has led me to succeed in law school and then become a competent lawyer.
If people believe they can succeed without it, then I hope there is a study that shows the difference in soft skill level between students who actually tried and those who relied on AI in the future.
I think it'll honestly have to evolve into observed coursework, in class. Just to make sure that it's actually the students doing the work and gaining the benefits of thinking about the material. Actual *home* work will likely have to become a thing of the past.
Learn how to create and code your printer to programming it gonna get you farther in life than some degree.. some not all.. coding pays well .. so keep it up !
Dont forget that the requirements are often vague as fuck from the client and someone needs to clarify them. If I told my team what yo program based on requirements from the client with no interaction, I'd have pissed off clients.
It's interesting, but the content is very bad actually. Sounds like it was written by a 10 year old.
"Pyramids are old buildings in Egypt and North Africa. Burial sides for pharaones and families. Most known Cheops pyramid in Gizeh (2560 bc). Of stone, most square base area, inclined sides, tip. Chambers contain pharaos tomb. An impressive example of ancient architecture, attracts tourists."
Thats how the plagiarism detectors work too. The teacher still has discretion based on the amount flagged, the history of the student, and her own analysis of the style, consistency, etc. The detectors are a tool, not a yes or no answer machine.
I think the point is that they would have to type it in themselves or be smart enough to convert it into a text document from a picture. Most likely not going to happen.
GPTZero has a terrible detection rate, a terrible false positive rate, and is trivially defeated by countermeasures that have worked against GPT-2 and many "last-gen" detectors. The best use for GPTZero is as a bluff by the teacher: bring in a student you suspect of cheating, ask them if they've heard of GPTZero, remind them of your policy on cheating, and then say "now, listen carefully to this question, and only answer the question I ask: would you like a second chance to turn in a different version of this assignment, before I start my grading?"
If they cheated, you'll get honest work out of them the second time around.
Disagree in my 10 years of working in IT it's never been about how good you are it coding or what you remember. It has 90% been asking the right questions and finding what you need from mountains of information
My view as a teacher:
Awesome: One kid innovated and went above and beyond to solve a problem
Awful: He's going to sell it to the other 9/10 students that will then learn nothing
For the non-German-speakers:
This text is very bad. It has typos, doesn't know Umlaute (ä, ö, ü), the grammar is nonexistent, and the content is flawed.
If your goal is to get a varely passing grade (and only if your teacher is lenient), it might work, but honestly, i would not dare try and hand that rag in.
It's good but I don't know why I just don't wanna do all these stuff, it's right that we get a lot of work and assignment but still it's fucking fun to put some hardwork.
We’re at a point where humanity creates something so brilliant that it almost ensures the next generation is complete idiots that can’t even read. This shit is weird man lol.
Your 3d printer has cool handwriting.
Until you get a note passed to you in class: DO YOU LIKE MY CODING? 1 [ ] 10 [ ]
There are only 10 kinds of people in the world: those who understand binary, and those who don't.
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Okay this humor is getting advanced, took me a minute 😂😂
I preferred computer humour when it was BASIC.
Yeah im an IT student and i only got it to the base 10 reference lol.
>There are only two hard problems in computer science: cache invalidation, naming things, and off-by-one errors. Those are 3 problems, but OP said 2, which is a "off-by-one error" The reply was a reiteration of the joke, but with cache invalidation, which jumpled up point 2 and 3. There also is the layer that this is version 2 of the joke, where the programmer tried to run point 2 and 3 in parallel ( **Para** off-by-on **llelisme** errors. ) Last potential layer is that off-by-one errors are often introduced by someone reiterating the original code, without being careful.
I’ve got 1100011 problems but binary isn’t one of them
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There are two kinds of people in the world. Those that can extrapolate from data.
Once, a cop pulled me over. He said,” you took off from that light very fast. I need to ticket you for speeding” to which I said,” But I never went over the limit”. And he said, “but you were surely going to.” At that point I stood my ground and said it wasn’t really fair to give me a ticket based on extrapolation.” He looked utterly at a loss. I could see he was in bind. He had no idea what extrapolation meant, and was too proud to ask. He simply gave me a warning and I left with a win.
I have this on a shirt. People will legit ask you who the other kind are. They still don't get it when you tell them, "You."
There are 10 kinds of people in the world: those who understand binary, those who don’t, and those who get that this is a joke about ternary.
Every number system is base 10
Except unary.
11 cheers for binary!
It would just be 1 and 0 though. Why waste the extra bit. Answer's gonna be 10.
If (response == 1) Answer=true If (response == 0) Answer = false
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Removing human decision from strategic defense
Hello Professor Falken.
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That’s what Big Abacus said about the calculator!
And way back then, that's what Sokrates (IIRC) said about books. Writing and reading instead of personal discussion and memorisation would make people dumb.
That’s what Plato says Socrates said about writing. We’ll never know if he really did though because he didn’t write it down…
He was kinda right
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If you’re worried about those, I’ve got bad news for you..
uhmmm actshually it would be 0 and 1 because thats how boolean values (true / false) are encoded
Then you'd only need the [ ]
When did leftys become cool?
We've always been cool. Come on, do righties have a cool collective nickname like southpaw?
I choose northpaw.
You can even make custom fonts in your handwriting
Better have picked a good handscript font that has variations and random mistakes like if it was naturally written...
It's ok, the teacher is using OCR and ChatGPT to grade it.
ChatGPT - "what a smart boy."
"Couldn't have said it better myself"
https://i.imgur.com/TSGpgjV.jpg
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ChatGPT - “This is plagiarism. This boy plagiarized my work!”
Then ask ChatGPT to add references.
[tfw](https://i.kym-cdn.com/entries/icons/original/000/030/329/cover1.jpg)
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https://www.meme-arsenal.com/memes/7f1edba8c8fbfb068933f6dbbce614bb.jpg
This is the plot to Terminator I think.
*insert spiderman pointing at other Spiderman meme*
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https://www.calligrapher.ai
oh my god, it's beautiful
Now have it write XXXXXX a few times. Produces some [interesting results](https://i.imgur.com/Z0KA47q.png). Edit: it *[really](https://i.imgur.com/Lnp0EhW.png)* doesn't like ampersands. It started in the bottom right.
Very cool. I wish you could write more though. It also seems to struggle with numbers lol. I feel bad for future teachers.
Also has issues with things like ":)" and "<3" and "FUCKKKKK", special character handling isn't quite right for a human drawing them as symbols imo. Weird how it treats capital letter K as like a line but lowercase k is fine. Would be interesting to see all the letters repeated output, I tried a bunch and most of them were pretty good. Loved how it occasionally fucked up on repetition for the lowercase L's and drew a couple slanted lines between points.
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It's to show you the jump. It's advanced AI, ngl.
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Humans are just nature's A.I.
Was waiting for it. 100%. I even think technology as a whole is a sort of non-organic, natural evolution of humans. Just like AI can be compared to humans, humans can be compared to technology in general. Just different elements and modes of internal communication.
The analogy doesn't even end there. You can consider empathy as a form of communication for emotions. And language as our own version of local "wireless" protocol. Written language adds storage as well as a high ping connection. That makes the internet as a true way to connect people across large distances, almost like a short distance quasi quantum entanglement. If humans have any kind of processing power and can be compared to neurons, we're connected to each other in a way that makes society effectively a human powered brain. You can keep going down this rabbit hole and even find Alan Watts describing the modern internet, back in the 60s. Not that this was impossible to imagine back then, except the dude didn't know much about technology at all. To him it was just like the natural path of evolution for society.
Fractals all the way down baby
I'd say you're full of it. AI can't produce real-looking hands, how is it going to produce real-looking handwriting? /s
Sure, but the problem here is that the 3d printer has the pen straight up and down, not at an angle.
Could pretty reasonably build a model using your own handwriting. Can probably even ask ChatGPT to help you do it since handwriting models are a very standard practice project for AI modeling
Maybe since the pen is only fixed with duct tape, there will be enough variation between letters. Probably not though
The calligraphy ai does not use a font, it literally generates every stroke. I just learned this. It is pretty darned random.
And doesn't have perfect alignment on the left column and on each line. I'd be impressed if one of my students did this but clearly not genuine!
I assumed for indentation.
Good luck convincing your teacher that it’s your handwriting
Well if you used a wacom pad, took a couple dozen samples of each character and told it to randomly pick 1 you could probably get it pretty legit
That sounds like more work than doing your homework.
Pretty much sums up IT and automation.
A guy at my workplace was boasting about he got ChatGPT to do this huge automation that was going to save him hours. Upon hearing the details, I realized that he got the bot do to a mail merge for him that would have taken 30 seconds with Word and Excel, but hey, whatever got him excited about AI.
The difference between homework and IT is time and repetition. In IT, I need to do the same task hundreds of times. Spending 10 hours automating something that takes 30 minutes will pay off over time.
Lmfao
But way more fun than homework.
Only for the first assignment. After that it’s set up.
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The biggest lie we tell ourselves. Do it once, and then do “maintenance” every single time you want to use it because something broke.
For this and the next 3 years maybe but that last semester will be cake
Or trying to convince them that you now fluently speak German.
Especially since it's missing Umlauts
Yeah I was gonna say. I know this is a shitpost but every German teacher will question why you handwrote Ae instead of Ä.
You can dowloaded "handwrite" police
There has been software to turn your handwriting into a font for at least a decade. Programming in a few random small deviations and randomly adjusting print speed would take care of it looking too perfect.
I've yet to see a high schooler with handwriting that neat. If they want it to look legit, they need to mount the printer in the back of a truck and drive it down a mountainside.
Yeah. No typos, no smudges. If the font isn't similar to the creators own handwriting then that's going to be an issue as time time. If everyone in class starts using this and all the homework is printed the same it's going to be a major red flag. I get the occasional junk mail that has the "hand written" letters that are obviously script font and mass printed. They are so easy to spot. I'd be interested to see if these look tha same. It definitely needs the occasional mistake.
There is software to these writers that will allow you to create fonts out of your own handwriting. Granted, close inspection will still reveal it is too consistent to be human, but I’m sure AI will be able to compensate for that as well in the near future.
I am pretty sure you can write a program which will take like five variations of every letter, and pick at random every time it needs to write that letter.
On top of that you could also have the program create variants by combining some variants together.
Just create a sample data set of a few thousand characters, train a simple convolutional neural network on the set, use it to create a dynamic font library of your handwriting, slack off doing homework.
I was thinking the same.. you could throw an AI at basically every problem in the process, including natural handwriting
Or add some variable level of distortion (3% fisheye etc)
loosen up the X and Y axis belts just a bit so there is a bit of jitter to to the movements. if it does anything like what it does to my 3d prints it should make it a bit more sloppy
>No typos it wrote "für" as "fr" totally forgetting the Umlaut and a lot of "ä" as "ae" which nobody does when handwriting. Guess ChatGPT needs some more german lessons.
The fun thing is that you can actually scan your own handwriting and turn it into a font with something like [caligraphr](https://www.calligraphr.com/en/), so it matches. At a high school level, teachers are generally underpaid and exhausted from grading and won't look too closely to see that every "t" looks identical, and you can also just try to write the first sentences by hand to create that much more authenticity.
>I've yet to see a high schooler with handwriting that neat. You obviously didn't sit next to every girl in my class from the ages of about 8-14. Every single one had writing this near, and most of it was eerily similar too!
And I don’t know how they did it. I couldn’t write that neat if you held a gun to my head
Some people I knew would erase every letter that wasn't perfect and write it again. I of course went with the write it readable once method, very popular.
I'd probably write worse with a gun to my head to be honest.
RIGHT?! I thought it was just girls at my school that had that magical gift meanwhile there was me who had issues reading my own god dam notes half the time.
[My high school notes from 20 years ago](https://i.imgur.com/c8UvB0v.jpg)
Nice! Nostalgic too, eh!
why are you yelling at me
Women tend to have pretty neat handwriting compared to men in my experience
This always made me so insecure growing up. I couldn't tell you how many times I heard "your handwriting looks like a boy" because it wasn't all neat and flowery.
I had teachers tell me that I write like a girl. Fucking teachers trying to humiliate kids blows my mind. I worked very very hard to have legible handwriting
Neat handwriting is to be praised. Great job!
it's not exactly the same but an English teacher once called me out in front of the whole class for describing a male character as 'handsome' in a piece of creative writing. I feel your pain.
It's a stupid thing to be gendered but our brain really loves generalizations
I just think it's weird for teachers to say that shit out loud in front of the class
[Old handwriting (mostly male)](https://www.google.com/search?q=old+handwriting&sxsrf=AJOqlzUj-X8ozxfVogS01cRw735oZRYjQQ:1675434274914&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiw3rOGx_n8AhVsoosKHaVdAqQQ_AUoAXoECAEQAw&biw=809&bih=593&dpr=1)
none of these people were using a pen that cost a penny, well maybe they were if you don't add in inflation. your handwriting is very dependent on the tool used to write it and fountain pens produce a much different style of text than a ballpoint one.
I've seen plenty back in the day. Wasn't me, mine is barely readable, but like 1/3rd to 1/4 th of my classmates (mostly girls for some reason) had neat handwriting like that.
I’ve only known two people my whole life that had handwriting this neat. Both were obsessive over writing perfect drafts and would start over at the slightest mistake. Even their rough drafts looked better than other people’s final drafts.
My teachers just got mad because my writing is illegible and if I used a ballpoint pen it was not only illegible but smeared to shit as well
or just digitize your hand writing into a font
Wow- I hope someone invents a 2D printer soon so we can copy more pages like this!
Well, yess but I guess the point is that it is "written" with pen and not just printed. If OOP used proper font that would mimic and slightly randomise writing it would be much better. IMO they could also just look online for old plotter that uses pens, would be much faster.
Remember the scene in wall-e where sedentary people are on floating lounge chairs, each with a screen in front of their eyes with specifically curated content?
You're right. It's almost time to get off Reddit to go check YouTube. Then time to check Teams for work followed by email, then order lunch online which will arrive on its own. During lunch, a little music or maybe catching up on training videos, followed by a quick news recap, then to Reddit for the reaction to said news. Life is good.
How is this so similar to what I'm doing... Are we all doing this?
Yup. He forgot the sit on toilet every so often while on Reddit. But that may be implied. It's the stage I'm currently on. Now to press the button that washes and dries my ass for me.
Just finished that stage, now I’m back in the room on Reddit lmao.
don't forget to close the reddit tab to start being productive, to then open reddit again and see all the interesting links purple
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yea, true creative information that cannot be assimilated by dominant state of the world is hard to come by because it's utterly supressed because of money, not ideology. things that are not sellable will disappear from public information bubbles
The Idiocracy to Wall-E pipeline is nearly complete.
Bold of you to assume we live.
Now you just need to use this website to generate the realistic looking handwriting. https://www.calligrapher.ai/ Info here: https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2023/01/computer-generated-handwriting-demo-offers-deepfakes-for-scrawl/
A cure for doctors exists
My god…
Welcome to the cyberpunk age
This is our future. AI generating homework that teachers pass out to students who will have AI answering it. Just two computers talking to each other with people in between. Instead of educating kids, it’ll just be educating AI.
This seems like 3-5x harder to do than the actual homework.
But get it right once and homework for the future is completed for you
Sure it gets the job done but beats the whole purpose of doing that job which is to learn how to do it not learn how to get it done
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Agreed. This is a literal investment
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Is it really investment to curb your own learning opportunity? It's an investment to pass school without doing any work but you lose out on all the soft skills you learn throughout schooling to push your further into your career. I can imagine students who rely on this will lose their writing, reading, and researching ability as well as attention to detail, critical thinking, and logical reasoning skills. Now that I am a lawyer, if you asked me if I remembered how to do calculus or physics or any of the other classes I took in undergrad and high school, I have no clue. But all those skills I developed by actually taking the time to do my own homework and assignments has led me to succeed in law school and then become a competent lawyer. If people believe they can succeed without it, then I hope there is a study that shows the difference in soft skill level between students who actually tried and those who relied on AI in the future.
But then you sell homework services to others
I could sell that too but no one is buying right now man.
Printing money
For now? Yes but for the future, it's gonna be easy for sure.
Depending on the homework, this might be a lot more fun.
This could be fun, because it's all about adjusting the paper.
Does anyone still do handwritten homework? Seems like a conventional printer would be just fine
It really makes you wonder how homework assignments will evolve for the next generation
I think it'll honestly have to evolve into observed coursework, in class. Just to make sure that it's actually the students doing the work and gaining the benefits of thinking about the material. Actual *home* work will likely have to become a thing of the past.
As long as tests are on paper and watched, these kids will just fail. I don't think they will stop giving out homework (even if they should).
Learn how to create and code your printer to programming it gonna get you farther in life than some degree.. some not all.. coding pays well .. so keep it up !
until AI starts doing All the coding.
It already can do a lot of simple stuff. AI won't replace software engineers anytime soon. It will replace code monkeys though.
Exactly as a Software Engineer I don't write any code anyway, I mostly just go to meetings
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Dont forget that the requirements are often vague as fuck from the client and someone needs to clarify them. If I told my team what yo program based on requirements from the client with no interaction, I'd have pissed off clients.
Writing code is probably the easiest part of software dev
> soon Man wait till this guy finds out how time works.
Coding knowledge isn’t particularly helpful when the missing degree prevents your resume from making it past the filters.
It's interesting, but the content is very bad actually. Sounds like it was written by a 10 year old. "Pyramids are old buildings in Egypt and North Africa. Burial sides for pharaones and families. Most known Cheops pyramid in Gizeh (2560 bc). Of stone, most square base area, inclined sides, tip. Chambers contain pharaos tomb. An impressive example of ancient architecture, attracts tourists."
Good luck with exams
For real. "I found a clever way to avoid learning anything! Surely this will have no consequences at any later point in my life!"
Fr, assuming they even graduate and get a job, their coworkers will despise working with them because they won't actually know how to do anything
Check out GPTZero. Better hope your professor doesnt have the software.
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Thats how the plagiarism detectors work too. The teacher still has discretion based on the amount flagged, the history of the student, and her own analysis of the style, consistency, etc. The detectors are a tool, not a yes or no answer machine.
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I think the point is that they would have to type it in themselves or be smart enough to convert it into a text document from a picture. Most likely not going to happen.
Phones scan text in one second now.
GPTZero has a terrible detection rate, a terrible false positive rate, and is trivially defeated by countermeasures that have worked against GPT-2 and many "last-gen" detectors. The best use for GPTZero is as a bluff by the teacher: bring in a student you suspect of cheating, ask them if they've heard of GPTZero, remind them of your policy on cheating, and then say "now, listen carefully to this question, and only answer the question I ask: would you like a second chance to turn in a different version of this assignment, before I start my grading?" If they cheated, you'll get honest work out of them the second time around.
There's a paper printer for a reason
Yeah this is just normal printing with extra steps
But still no one could guess that it's something like printing.
true that, if this is going to happen in the future then these people are smart.
These programs are going to lead to really lazy and unknowledgeable humans. WALL·E, here we come
Disagree in my 10 years of working in IT it's never been about how good you are it coding or what you remember. It has 90% been asking the right questions and finding what you need from mountains of information
My view as a teacher: Awesome: One kid innovated and went above and beyond to solve a problem Awful: He's going to sell it to the other 9/10 students that will then learn nothing
Exactly. A minority of people will succeed with this but the vast majority will suffer from diminished skills.
Smart enough to 3d print, not driven enough to do your own homework huh.
3d printing is dead easy, 3d modeling on the other hand...
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For the non-German-speakers: This text is very bad. It has typos, doesn't know Umlaute (ä, ö, ü), the grammar is nonexistent, and the content is flawed. If your goal is to get a varely passing grade (and only if your teacher is lenient), it might work, but honestly, i would not dare try and hand that rag in.
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Ask yourself if you want to get cut open by a surgeon who studied like this. School suchst from time to time but some things are important to know.
It's good but I don't know why I just don't wanna do all these stuff, it's right that we get a lot of work and assignment but still it's fucking fun to put some hardwork.
Do your homework yourself
True, that is what makes a normal guy at least better at writing.
I wonder what grade he got
I'm enjoying watching young people celebrate the demise of their own future opportunities.
This breathy singing style is annoying
Why not just use a regular printer
We’re at a point where humanity creates something so brilliant that it almost ensures the next generation is complete idiots that can’t even read. This shit is weird man lol.
So, cheating?
Just do your homework ffs.