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by user8139471 4y ago
Which image/video are you referring to? As far as I can tell, the colors are not used to represent race, but to convey different kinds of information. For example, in Figure 1 and 3 of the paper, the color indicates different points in
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by user8139471 4y ago
What does "bit" sound like in French?
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by user8139471 4y ago
Situation after the user survey has been evaluated: https://xkcd.com/927/
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by user8139471 4y ago
Not my experience. I tried their abuse email address, their abuse report form and I even made an account to contact support, but did not even receive a reply. Over 30 websites are still up. But to be fair, the websites are about selling cer
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by user8139471 4y ago
That is one of the most careful uses of "probably" that I have ever seen.
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by user8139471 4y ago
Our physics department did that with no success. All questions and answers were collaboratively collected by students in a shared Dropbox folder.
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by user8139471 4y ago
bad bot https://web.archive.org/web/20220529083727/https://news.ycom...
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by user8139471 4y ago
You have to be certain beyond any reasonable doubt for each case of cheating. It takes a ridiculous amount of time to document that.
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by user8139471 4y ago
> I'm fairly certain there is a fair bit of 3rd parties basically doing assignments/taking tests these days for students. I can confirm this. Personally, I have seen as high as 10 %, but those numbers were heavily skewed toward
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by user8139471 4y ago
As a TA, I can tell you that there is no form of assignment that can not be cheated on. For example, essays and papers will usually contain sections copied straight from literature or from other students. Another common proposal is to give