Programming of All Things

I went to read the author's new book, and I have to say that there are still a lot of problems. The lack of knowledge will lead to many common sense problems. For example, the author wrote that the protagonist is a hacker, and Linux is the standard for hackers. If you input commands with your mind, hacker skills can be improved tenfold. To use Linux, you have to understand why hackers like to use Linux. You can say that the system is open source, you can say that there are many distribution versions, each with its own characteristics, and various reasons. It is reasonable to explain clearly. Let's not talk about hacker skills, but take programmer skills as an example. Any programmer should understand that the level of skill has nothing to do with input speed. The kind of vagueness in movies and TV series is fine for ordinary people, and people in the industry should be very clear about it. I have been reading novels for many years. No matter what type of novel, the core is nothing more than human feelings and sophistication. Once this aspect is handled well, the sense of substitution will come (it may not be handled well in reality, but readers will become idealized when reading novels). Various superpowers are like software at the application layer, with many tricks, but they are still the same thing at the bottom layer. Without the core, superpowers cannot be used. The environment for writing a book at the starting point is very cruel. There are so many people coming in every day, and so many people quitting. In the end, all the authors can do is work hard, the new book is selling like hotcakes.

Although your books are relatively niche, I don't think you are out of the market. At least the two completed books are of good quality and niche style. But if you open two more niche novels (the two books that are currently serialized), you will be thrown into the street, because you have not kept pace with the times. Of course, your writing is just a hobby and you have no intention of becoming a regular person. Just think of me as farting. Come on!

740,000 Words, 3 book review posts, 1,334 recommendations. Has anyone who has read it told me if I can read this book?

Chapter 29: A group of gangsters only make a few thousand dollars a day, while others open a store worth a million dollars a day. They don't even look at how much they weigh, and they don't even investigate. They just look for trouble without causing trouble. This is extremely poisonous.

At any rate, I have read a lot in the past. You can read this book, but how do you read it? Don't think too much about it when it comes to creativity. If you feel it is poisonous, just consider the real world. Don't think that reality is very free. You can just try to make some awesome remarks. The last sentence is, congratulations to the author on finishing this book. I wish the next book will be even better and be a big hit!

Thanks for the recommendation. The basic point of programming of all things is very good. I personally think that we can develop in the direction of gene sequences, conversion rules, operating rules, etc. From physics + biology + mathematics, the evolution of the world drives the development and transformation of life. There is no need to deliberately use old plots.

Suddenly found it on my bookshelf

Why don't you submit comments to a group this time to promote this book? Have the loopholes been patched? Is it restricted by IP? Or external submission?

I'll go, no book review?

I'll give it a try first. This book is as poisonous as tomorrow. If you don't see me, don't wait.