What are /g/'s contributions to computer science?

>>57334053
Me and my friend made the Durmeyer-Chalgolt Least Resistance path algorithm. Guess who am I?

>>57334094
>not on google
>not on google scholar

literally who?

I'm not indian

>>57334159
>using google
talk to a real comp sci community you autist

>>57334094
durmeyer

I got to write my thesis soon and not sure what to do.
Wanted to do signed distance function rendering, but that shit seem all solved already.
Maybe something in machine translation, but neural networks seem to be the future of the field, and I find those methods boring.

The only thing that would remotely count is my monthly $20 donation to OpenBSD

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>>57334183
>talk to a real comp sci community you autist
>implying the "real" comp sci community doesn't publish their findings

This is how I know you've never spoken to a single researcher

>>57334094
Chalgolt since it's the one that resembles most the word faggot

>>57334220
>implying every finding is searchable through google
my nigga, stop posin' around

Android apps with tracking.

>>57334053
>What are /g/'s contributions to computer science?
Device Lending in PCI Express Networks

Latency and Fairness Trade-Off for Thin Streams using Redundant Data Bundling in TCP

We coined the term "encryptard".

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I once coded a fizzbuzz in JS with my eyes closed and only one hand in front of my class

>>57334053
/g/ has popularized the term botnet.

>>57334053
Sending my data to M$ to "improve" botnet 10

I'll design the logo

double resultTemperature = 0;
switch (baseChoice) {
case 1:
switch (targetChoice) {
case 2:
resultTemperature = fahrenheit.convertToCelsius(baseTemperature);
break;
case 3:
resultTemperature = fahrenheit.convertToKelvin(baseTemperature);
break;
}
break;
case 2:
switch (targetChoice) {
case 1:
resultTemperature = celsius.convertToFahrenheit(baseTemperature);
break;
case 3:
resultTemperature = celsius.convertToKelvin(baseTemperature);
break;
}
break;
case 3:
switch (targetChoice) {
case 1:
resultTemperature = kelvin.convertToFahrenheit(baseTemperature);
break;
case 2:
resultTemperature = kelvin.convertToCelsius(baseTemperature);
break;
}
break;
}

>>57336471
Wait, are these real papers?