Just Graduated, Got Laid Off, and Now the Comeback System Is Here

Is the author just trying to save trouble and just fill in a low-intelligence partner? Or do you really think college students are like this? Who in the postgraduate entrance examination group will contact each other and meet each other? Which Teddy is still thinking about the crotch when he is about to take the postgraduate entrance examination? And I really beg you, can we stop pretending after learning a little bit... Can we not pretend to be so bad? The subject progress you wrote is inherently exciting, and there is no need to use embarrassing plots to create it. Let's change it. It's quite rare for medical articles to be written starting from university, and even less to focus on scientific research. I still hope that the author can write well.

I have been studying for a long time since I was an undergraduate. Judging from the author's writing, he probably didn't go there for medical treatment, but for scientific research! Commonly known as pretending to be a good scholar! 😁

There's something about the most recent chapter that I'm not familiar with, but I'm confused about it. Diaojiu independently developed an EEG signal? Noise reduction algorithm, shouldn't this kind of thing be of great commercial value? Going from two digits to six digits is too scary and exaggerated, but is it really right to write a paper directly, make the algorithm public, and open source it directly? Because later, some large research institutes and the like reused algorithms to prove that the number could reach more than 300,000. Of course I don't know much about these medical things, but the principles should be the same, right? For example, in the case of computers, if you discover an algorithm that is important for training AI and want to publish a paper, you must first apply for a patent, get the application number, and then publish the paper. The paper will only mention the algorithm idea, but the key data will be hidden. The reviewer only needs to demonstrate that your algorithm is accurate. They do not need to obtain your specific data and will not force it. Isn't this the normal way to publish a paper? I don't quite understand. Did the author write this on purpose, or is it true that this kind of medical algorithm cannot be patented and needs to be directly open sourced?

When I see a senior or school girl, I instantly lose interest.

Is this author really not good at writing villains/opponents/supporting characters? Ah, the psychology of men and women is so disgustingly written

The plot and character creation are very good, come on, author! !

The progress is too slow. I read two thousand words a day.

The rhythm is good, who came from the palace?

It's well written, but the worst thing is the beginning, but it's too hooky and the plot is very rushed. I understand it a little after seeing the results.

This book is similar to the Soviet scholar's book