Filched from elsewhere.

[adx@infosec.exchange]

@drsbaitso @neurovagrant And gaining the skill to sniff out the bullshit someone is trying to sling your way.

[mcd1979@mastodon.social]

@KittenKoder @neurovagrant

I remember essays that had to be a certain number of pages and making periods a slightly larger font size to make it longer.

[ksmoker@mstdn.social]

@adx @neurovagrant Same, except I would tend to do it from 10pm to 4am.

[anagnostes@mstdn.io]

@neurovagrant Reader's Digest was the equivalent of AI in those days.

[em_and_future_cats@mastodon.social]

@neurovagrant
I can relate and I’m still in school
Granted, my “high school” years were long before Ai even showed up, not to mention that a “school computer” was still quite a novelty for the rural school districts. But there is something to be said about having enough “knowledge” about certain subjects that you don’t have to read the material to be able to write about it !

[webbop@tech.lgbt]

@neurovagrant Filling in the logic gaps caused by relying on notes from lessons and skimming the book with bullshit you made up.

[bruce@darkmoon.social]

@n_dimension @neurovagrant

So, no time to read the material for the assignment. Respect.

[lumi@snug.moe]

@neurovagrant find essays about the book online, read the essays

then write an essay based on the essays

lifehacks

[hannah@hai.z0ne.social]

@neurovagrant@masto.deoan.org doesn't it the same without HERE I AM ONCE AGAAAAAIN sorry

[zaicurity@infosec.exchange]

@neurovagrant Today write the essay without reading the essay.