Just after twelve in the noon, Ms. Ren said she wanted to go out for lunch.
Xu Lin initially didn’t really want to go out, but he had to tag along.
So Xu Lin accompanied the three ladies for a al.
Xu Lin didn’t know what Ms. Ren and Lin Yajing talked about, and nothing was said during the al, it was just a normal lunch.
After everyone had their fill, they parted ways.
Xu Lin and Ms. Ren walked back ho together.
At this point, Ms. Ren finally started asking about him and Yu Xinyan.
"What’s going on with you and Yanyan?"
"What could be going on? It’s just like this now."
"She likes you, did you know that?"
"I definitely know that."
"So, how are you handling it?"
"How about I marry another one then, and marry Yanyan too."
"Just wait, I won’t break your leg then!"
"Then why are you asking how I’m handling it?"
Xu Lin was too lazy to bother with these topics.
Don’t be fooled by Ms. Ren saying she’d break his leg.
But, people are hypocritical.
Like how everyone looks down on using connections to get a backdoor, thinking it damages social fairness, thinking it’s bad for the underprivileged, so they co together to criticize, raising moral banners to attack this and that, pretending they’re Saints.
However, when it’s their turn, they ponder wanting a backdoor, hoping others will give them an easy way in.
Xu Lin always felt that the world is made up of a small number of sages, a small number of ultimate villains, and the vast majority are ordinary people who swing back and forth.
Those who talk about principles and also live by them are very rare, if you can truly practice what you preach, then you certainly have a place among the saints, and when you die, countless people will mourn for you, erect monunts for you, and years later, people will still commorate you.
Likewise, those who are inherently bad are also very few.
The rest are those teeming masses on the streets, they flip back and forth, they can be good people, they can be bad people, or they can be neither, and the essence of human nature is seen in them, not in saints or inherently evil people.
In fact, when Xu Lin said he’d marry another, Ms. Ren also had thoughts.
She liked Ning Yuhuan, also liked Yu Xinyan, not to ntion she watched Yu Xinyan grow up.
How nice would it be to have two daughters-in-law?
Oh no?
Am I being too greedy?
How can people be like this?
Ms. Ren didn’t realize that she too was soone who was hypocritical and had double standards.
So, Xu Lin, who saw through human nature, couldn’t be bothered with these.
From his perspective, do whatever you like.
Damn.
I’m busy as hell, where’s the ti to think about these questions?
Right now, I’m set on conquering the world, romance can only occupy a small space in my life.
Back ho, Xu Lin went straight to his room to continue his work.
Xu Lin checked and saw that the paper he submitted yesterday hadn’t been accepted yet.
No idea how many days it’ll take.
"How long is this going to take?"
Xu Lin decided to use so technical ans.
Xu Lin felt that his ti is very precious, how could he wait that long?
This "TPAMI" submission waiting ti is within two months, the review probably takes a week or even longer, then if there’s nothing wrong with the paper, it formally gets accepted, and eventually gets indexed online.
The whole process, Xu Lin estimated, at least a month?
Would Xu Lin’s paper have issues?
Xu Lin felt that if there were issues with his paper, the reviewers should relearn their professional knowledge first.
The waiting ti is very long.
Xu Lin had no choice but to use technical ans.
What’s the technical ans?
Hack into their backend and move his email to the top.
So blunt and straightforward.
Once Xu Lin made up his mind, he hacked into the back end of "TPAMI" imdiately.
He was surprised to see the submission emails reached a four-digit unread count, with no duplicates.
And Xu Lin’s email was originally placed beyond two thousand.
If it were to follow the normal review tiline, it indeed would take forever.
Reviewing papers is a technical job, it’s not like a novel that can be glanced over; this work could be done by an eighty-year-old lady, but for papers, unless you have a doctoral degree, you’re not qualified to review.
To be a reviewer for a top journal, having a Ph.D. is a basic requirent.
Furthermore, whether this Ph.D. can serve as a reviewer will still depend on his academic accumulation in this field and whether his professional authority is up to standard.
Therefore, the reviewers are strictly selected.
Xu Lin set his paper submission to appear at the very top, so any subsequent submissions wouldn’t suppress his paper.
After finishing, Xu Lin just waited for the notification.
Until 3:47 PM in the afternoon.
The Moon God sent a notification: Your submission is under review.
You see, using technical ans is truly faster!
Xu Lin: How long do you think it’ll take to get the result?
Moon God: Based on the data I obtained, within an average of one week.
A week’s not bad, it’s relatively fast.
"I should take this free ti to travel abroad."
Xu Lin thought, he must plan ahead.
Later, once he perfects all the neural networks he wanted, he can directly train the artificial intelligence.
But this requires planning ahead.
Xu Lin has to plan ahead.
As for those neural networks, it won’t take Xu Lin too much ti.
In the afternoon, Xu Lin went out to buy a new suit, over thirty thousand for one set, not cheap, but only sothing classy can carry the vibe.
"I’m planning to head out for a trip soon."
Back ho, Xu Lin told his mom.
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