r/computersciencehumor • u/Kush1000 • Jan 03 '22
Back when 20mb was a dream
r/computersciencehumor • u/[deleted] • Jun 17 '20
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r/computersciencehumor • u/MoYasse • Nov 11 '21
Provide a real-life problem that has been redefined (can be redefined) to be mapped to a well-known problem. This well-known problem has a solution(s) in Computer Science or Information Systems.
Does anyone have a solution for this one?
r/computersciencehumor • u/sandeep_dubey • Oct 09 '21
r/computersciencehumor • u/ClueWinter8804 • Aug 26 '21
r/computersciencehumor • u/CsharpWhore • Jul 03 '21
You know what brings great humor. How shit the AP Computer Science Principles class is. Learned more doing my own shit with C#. 😂
r/computersciencehumor • u/JagneStormskull • Sep 17 '20
So, for context, my primary tabletop RPG group is playing a Days of Future Past themed-game right now. My nemesis is in the same mutant-hacker community as me (I said we all use a Linux distro called "Xavier"; my GM gave me bonus XP). When I meet him next time, I'm going to say:
I bet you couldn't tell a Turing Machine from a pushdown automaton, even if Alonzo was reading you the Church-Turing Thesis, you incompetent son of a rented mule and a demonic nutria rat.