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Explore GitHub connections like never before. Discover how you or any other GitHub user connects to Linus Torvalds through shared repositories.
Degrees of Linus Torvalds applies the Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon concept to GitHub users, using a breadth-first search (BFS) algorithm to map the shortest path of collaboration from any given GitHub user to Linus Torvalds via shared repositories.
Each GitHub user is represented as a node. A repository serves as an edge that connects two users when both have contributed to it. This framework maps collaborative relationships on GitHub.
In this project, the concept of "degrees of connection" is similar to the theory of "six degrees of separation." Each degree represents a step or layer of collaboration between users on GitHub:
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