Reborn in 2010, the AI ​​in my mind is too powerful.

When Chen Yiran woke up the next morning, the first thing she saw was the girl's beautiful face. Chen Yiran smiled and patted her bottom.

This drew a chorus of complaints, but Chen Yiran smiled and went to the study, quickly turning on the computer.

On Hacker News, the post I made last night has already reached the top of the homepage. It has over nine hundred likes and over four hundred comments.

The top comment said someone had been waiting for this ever since TextMate 2.0 was delayed, and that this was what TextMate 2.0 should be like. A bunch of people agreed. Chen Yiran chuckled; the resentment towards TextMate 2.0 ran deep.

Scrolling further down, technical discussions make up the majority of the content.

Someone asked how process isolation is implemented in the analytics engine, and how to solve the latency issues in inter-process communication. Someone replied below, "I read the README; it uses shared memory and copy-on-write, very clever."

There are also people discussing C# precise auto-completion, which is the real big deal. Many people open VS just for C#'s intelligent suggestions.

This post sparked an argument. Some people said that VS's intelligent code completion is already very good, so why switch? Others countered, saying it's because they don't want to launch a 2GB IDE just to modify a single file.

Some have questioned why the patent application is being publicly declared as pending. They argue that the author's motives are impure.

Someone in the comments defended him, saying the parser, syntax highlighting, and project scanning are all open source; only the semantic analysis engine is closed source. You can do secondary development on the open source parts without touching the closed source core. It's disgusting to complain about not having enough food when you're eating someone else's food.

After reading the comments, Chen Yiran opened GitHub again and saw that the number of stars had exceeded 1,200. In 2010, GitHub only had a little over one million users, so this number was already quite astonishing.

There are already over twenty requests in the Issues section, most of them are feature requests. Support for Python, Ruby, and Go is needed.

We can add these gradually; it's almost finished writing.

Chen Yiran decided to improve the tool by updating it once a week, since it was already sufficient.

The fact that C# autocomplete is attractive enough to Microsoft. Companies like Apple and Google will probably also take notice, but they certainly won't offer as much as Microsoft.

Chen Yiran originally wanted to take Hannah out for a walk with him, but Hannah couldn't get up, so he had to take Pidan out for a walk by himself.

After walking the dog, Chen Yiran went straight upstairs to her computer, pulled out the DeepFlow code, and made some minor additions.

According to Jasmine, their framework has a very promising future, but it has undoubtedly reached a bottleneck. It is also unknown whether the identity of the attendee mentioned by TED can be obtained quickly.

I watched the online class for over an hour, in this half-hearted manner.

Hannah finally got up. She was a little shy, but Chen Yiran was thick-skinned enough to ignore her and started touching her directly. Her shyness quickly disappeared.

After another round of lovemaking, and millions of words later, Chen Yiran ordered takeout to replenish his energy with Hannah.

Hannah is starting to ask a lot of questions, which is very typical of American communication. First, satisfy the desire, then see if it's actually suitable.

Chen Yiran briefly explained his situation, and Hannah's eyes lit up when she learned that Chen Yiran was actually a genius.

There were about seventy or eighty people in the classroom, mostly graduate students, with a few who looked like they were from industry. Chen Yiran found a corner seat and sat down.

Boyd was a bald, middle-aged man dressed casually in a hoodie and jeans. He started by saying, "Today we're talking about convex functions."

Chen Yiran tried listening and found that she really couldn't keep up.

The thought raced through my mind: "Jasmine, can you keep up?"

[I can keep up. Second-order condition: positive semi-definite Hessian matrix. It covers duality, the Lagrange duality problem, and the KKT conditions. I'd actually seen these before, but the professor's approach is better.]

"Alright, it's up to you."

[I've come up with many new ideas: convex sets and convex functions, interior-point methods, iterative methods for unconstrained optimization, gradient descent, Newton's method, and quasi-Newton methods. We can update DeepFlow tonight.]

"Okay, okay, you can study on your own. Let me clear my mind for a bit; I'm already feeling a little tired."

Chen Yiran felt that studying was too tiring. He was already hungry after only a short while. He decided he couldn't update DeepFlow when he got back tonight, so he should go out and relax.