Anon is a T.A.

I understand cheating is shitty but it would make a lot more sense for the teacher to make this a teachable moment about cheating, and to promote collaborative solutions, but also checking work you get from others.

A huge part of development is copying code and reusing code from libraries. The important part is that you know how the code you copy works.

On the one hand: awww, poor cheater world's smallest violin meme

On the other hand: expulsion from the university for a first offense seems... harsh.

when a professor does this they're "based" and "brainpilled" but when I pretend to sell crack on the benches outside, all of a sudden the judge claims it's "entrapment" and "illegal" smh....

Cheating in academia is the name of the game. There is a survivor bias here assuming the other 78 students didn't cheat. They're Learning how to not get caught. Building a better trap may simply yield a better better cheater. The proof ends up being in the work.

I still think honeypots are amusing AF.

Wish more teachers had that dedication to something, in general.

What is TA?

This is equal part fucked up and you get what's fucking coming to you

Anon's prof is a G.

What is TA?

*Bad. Fuck you.

Mfw anon starts greentext with "be me". Can’t you find another opener.

I have a feeling that people are confusing asocial with anti-social.

What's TA?

Isn't this basically the same thing as entrapment?

*Asocial.

Why are these pictures always so difficult to read? The text is all scrambled!

This is why fizzbuzz exists

You are the Devil.

I mean you really are, you tempted people into sin and then laughed as they were damned for it.

That's entrapment. If it's illegal for a cop to make an arrest like that, the professor shouldn't be able to get people expelled like that.