I Was Laid Off at the Beginning: I Changed My Life by Relying on Code.

26 Years old, outsourced programmer. On the day he was laid off, Lu Mo felt that the sky was falling. Three years of youth, in exchange for the words "your level is worthy of outsourcing". If the blind date is rejected, "outsourcing has no future". The ex-girlfriend is engaged, and the groom is an AI company executive. He stood on the streets of Haicheng City late at night, clutching the N+1 compensation in his hand, not knowing where to go next. Until he met old K in the technical community. "You're not a coward, you just haven't found the value." "Outsourcing is not your label, you put it on yourself." "Tear it up and start now." For 21 days, I got up at 5 a. M. Every day. An automated script improves efficiency by 10 times. In a technical salon, I met the girl named "Qingtian". She liked his first learning blog, whose ID was a blue sky. She took the initiative to say hello and said, "We will communicate more in the future." She didn't know that he was the "outsourced programmer" who posted on the community. On the eve of the interview, Manager Wang stopped me: "No one would want your resume." Lu Mo resisted for the first time: "I must go." What is Lao K's true identity? Why did Qian Yuqing notice him? How difficult is it to go from outsourcing to AI engineer? This is a story about tearing off labels. About age 26, start all over again. About groping in the dark until you see that light.