In the most rational way, I will talk about the most emotional regret - when a programmer discovered that his marriage was a bug, he actually used code to make an "emotion monitoring script" to monitor his marriage.
After three years of marriage, Su Nian's husband Gu Huai never remembered her birthday.
It's not that he doesn't like it, it's that his schedule system "didn't set this parameter".
The 1095 meals she cooked are called "housework duration module" in his marriage optimization model; the countless nights she waited are called "waiting delay average"; the tears she shed are called "abnormal mood swing data".
On the day of the divorce, he took out an Excel spreadsheet and carefully analyzed the "advantages and disadvantages of divorce."
Su Nian smiled: "Gu Huai, feelings are not codes, there is no need to debug."
Later, at her painting exhibition, he used AR technology to make each painting "alive" - those daily things that he ignored were seen in the way he was best at.
She asked: "Do you love me now because the data tells you you should, or do you really love me?"
He was silent for a long time: "I don't know. But I know that if I can't see you, my heart will beat like a code error."
It turned out that his system had already been filled with her - but he didn't know it.
