No offense but it sounds slightly like you're trying to justify not going to college. If you've made a decision that you are sure about you shouldn't need to justify anything.
I wonder if we will be able to pin down who did it; I guess it shouldn't be too difficult if we put a little bit of effort in.
Even better and\or evil - take the assignment, do it, turn it in to him, take the payment, and then when it gets through, gently point out the errors of his ways.
I think if it has already been awarded to "mingzixian523" it's too late for that.
Besides, although it's a good idea I definitely think sting operations may be a little of a grey area as far as the university's stance on ethics is concerned.
I think if it has already been awarded to "mingzixian523" it's too late for that.
Besides, although it's a good idea I definitely think sting operations may be a little of a grey area as far as the university's stance on ethics is concerned.
I think imparting lessons upon your charges falls well within your purview. Especially if you use the money to throw a pizza party for everyone or something I guess.
Confront the entire class. Let them know if the person who did it turns themselves in privately, that nothing will happen. If nobody turns themselves in, then cancel the assignment and make a new one for everyone to do. That person just lost all their moneys and the rest of the class hates them so much. The fear of that situation should be enough to get most people to confess.
If I was the lecturer and not a tutor, I'd consider it.
That said, I don't make threats that I won't follow up on if needed, and if I had the power to do it and followed up on that one it would put some students in a rather difficult position as they have exams starting from next week. It sounds like a worthwhile exercise, but it's also definitely the kind of thing that could result in complaints from students and get you in trouble with the university.
To me it looks like Siri/Google now/cortana technology that Amazon built for their Amazon Fire phones. But then nobody bought their phones. So they've repackaged it as a standalone box for homes.
To me it looks like Siri/Google now/cortana technology that Amazon built for their Amazon Fire phones. But then nobody bought their phones. So they've repackaged it as a standalone box for homes.
More or less. I'm wondering if it can act as a smart speaker though. So I got music going and I can set timers or something to cease connection with my phone making it pause. Mostly I'm thinking of it as a use case for going to bed. That might be asking a bit much but I see a bit of potential.
Granted you can already set a "sleep timer" for music on the iPhone so having it do the heavy lifting for you is sorta pointless.
But if it could interface directly with Spotify.... oh man.
I signed up to get one. If it really does everything that the video claims, I think it would be a great thing to have because it doesn't involve picking up a phone/remote, which is pain when I'm doing the dishes or cooking.
To me it looks like Siri/Google now/cortana technology that Amazon built for their Amazon Fire phones. But then nobody bought their phones. So they've repackaged it as a standalone box for homes.
Being an employee of the company, I can guarantee that this has been in development long before the phone came out. We don't move that fast.
I signed up to get one. If it really does everything that the video claims, I think it would be a great thing to have because it doesn't involve picking up a phone/remote, which is pain when I'm doing the dishes or cooking.
That's true too.
It would be kinda great to see Amazon just go the Nintendo route with all its devices. Just make like off the wall shit.
Please tell me people think it will spy on them, because I was jokingly calling it the Bezos Beacon at work.
We also started fabricating a story that Alexa was his daughter that he lost one stormy night on his yacht. Thrown overboard, she was lost in the raging swells of the sea. In his grief he started creating a sentient AI that would learn from the Echos. Eventually this AI would be deployed into an android body and the darkness in his heart would be lifted. But in his madness he created something powerful... too powerful for even him to contain...
I find it amusing that my brain seems to enjoy switching between "Oh, shit" and "Eh, could be worse" when it comes to my Con Law class. I think it keeps forgetting that I'm not actually learning all that much, and remembering that I will not be able to take anything into the exam besides my laptop.
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Decent response to men saying they are simply "being nice" to woman on the street.
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I wonder if we will be able to pin down who did it; I guess it shouldn't be too difficult if we put a little bit of effort in.
Besides, although it's a good idea I definitely think sting operations may be a little of a grey area as far as the university's stance on ethics is concerned.
Confront the entire class. Let them know if the person who did it turns themselves in privately, that nothing will happen. If nobody turns themselves in, then cancel the assignment and make a new one for everyone to do. That person just lost all their moneys and the rest of the class hates them so much. The fear of that situation should be enough to get most people to confess.
That said, I don't make threats that I won't follow up on if needed, and if I had the power to do it and followed up on that one it would put some students in a rather difficult position as they have exams starting from next week. It sounds like a worthwhile exercise, but it's also definitely the kind of thing that could result in complaints from students and get you in trouble with the university.
Amazon releases another weird thing for seemingly no reason. However its something I'm sorta interested to try.
Jibo was it?
Granted you can already set a "sleep timer" for music on the iPhone so having it do the heavy lifting for you is sorta pointless.
But if it could interface directly with Spotify.... oh man.
It would be kinda great to see Amazon just go the Nintendo route with all its devices. Just make like off the wall shit.
We also started fabricating a story that Alexa was his daughter that he lost one stormy night on his yacht. Thrown overboard, she was lost in the raging swells of the sea. In his grief he started creating a sentient AI that would learn from the Echos. Eventually this AI would be deployed into an android body and the darkness in his heart would be lifted. But in his madness he created something powerful... too powerful for even him to contain...
"Is that a microphone with an internet connection in your pocket or are you just pleased to see me?"