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Just wanted to collect some of the best lines from the paper here. Feel free to add your own in replies.

  • "We question the need for Digital-to-analog converters"
  • "In the end, we conclude"
  • A graph measuring latency in bytes
  • A graph directly under the last measuring latency in celsius

Update: This reminded me of a prank one of my English teachers pulled in college. He and a group of friends strung together a bunch of large, incomprehensible words out of a dictionary to write a lecture. They then hired an actor to give the lecture, who presented himself as a professor from an ivy league school (don't remember which one).

While most of the audiance stood in awe, one professor standing the back caught on about 5 minutes in, and spent the rest of the lecture trying not to laugh.

After it was over, the president of the University offered tenure to the "professor".

"There is no shame in being self-taught, only in not trying to learn in the first place." -- Atrus, Myst: The Book of D'ni.


In reply to Re: Automatic CS Paper Generator by hardburn
in thread Automatic CS Paper Generator by b10m

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