Free CS Research Paper: Decoupling IPv4 from Local-Area Networks in Ethernet

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A user shares a link to a computer-generated research paper generator, highlighting its humorous nature and the absurdity of submitting such a paper for academic purposes. The paper titled "Decoupling IPv4 from Local-Area Networks in the Ethernet" exemplifies the generator's capabilities, prompting discussions about the implications of computer-generated content in academia. The conversation also touches on personal responsibilities, with the user reflecting on their own homework and sleep schedule, indicating a light-hearted tone amidst the commentary on academic integrity and the potential for automation in research.
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So, who wants a free CS research paper ready for submission?

http://pdos.csail.mit.edu/scigen/"

My research paper is on "Decoupling IPv4 from Local-Area Networks in the Ethernet"
 
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Hilarious! A computer-generated paper. Who'd notice?
 
What about a computer-generated paper on computer-generated papers?

This thing pwns.

EDIT: Didn't I see this yesterday? Shouldn't I be doing my math homework? Shouldn't I be sleeping? Shouldn't I finish my physics homework? Yes
 
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