Xueba's computing system

Chapter 60 I'll support you by delivering takeout
Lin Yuan has a lot to say about the group of deliverymen.

If we only look at it from the perspective of income, it seems that they are not that miserable.

Especially for delivery riders, when the monthly equivalent volume reaches a certain threshold, such as more than 1000 orders, the unit price of all orders will increase by one level. The higher the cumulative equivalent volume this month, the higher the unit price of the order.

For a full-time delivery rider, completing 40 orders a day is not a big deal. Therefore, in places like Zijin City, if you run orders for ten hours a day, it is not difficult to earn more than 8000 yuan a month.

However, this 8000 yuan is before paying for pension, medical insurance and provident fund.

The deliverymen do not have the same proportion as the company to cover the two most important insurances and one fund, so they have to pay for them themselves as flexible employment workers.

These three things will eat up nearly 1500 yuan of income, so you'll actually only have about 8000 yuan left out of the 6500 yuan.

In order to get this income, the drivers cannot slack off for a moment, because food delivery is piece-rate based. But nowadays, there are very few jobs in society where you cannot slack off at all.

Also, no matter it is the coldest winter or the hottest summer, if you want to keep earning money, you have to keep running outside.

In addition, you will occasionally encounter some difficult and disgusting customers.

Finally, you may encounter a vampire webmaster like Liu Huzi.

The worst thing is that there is no room for growth in this industry. Whether it is work skills or industry experience, there is no room for growth.

In a word, only the guys and girls working on the assembly line of an electronics factory can compete with them.

Therefore, Lin Yuan's concern for this field can easily make him be seen as a troublemaker who pays attention to social issues. And this kind of troublemaker is naturally the most suitable for NGOs.

Anyway, these NGOs will not care about the deep-seated causes of the problem. Their fundamental purpose is to seize on superficial phenomena and take the opportunity to tear society apart.

In order to stimulate the other party's sensitive nerves even more, Lin Yuan deliberately cut the most critical part of the deliveryman data that was to be submitted to the other party - the income data - in half.

He thought this would suit the other party's taste.

However, in this case, he would need to cut the income portion of the sample data in half when running AI training later, otherwise the data would be inconsistent and exposed.

Fortunately, this operation of cutting the training data in half will not affect AI training because it is a linear operation on the data.

AI can adapt to any linear data transformation.

But there is a price to pay, that is, the beta version of the algorithm that Lin Yuan has already trained is useless, because the data used in the training of this beta version is the original data that has not been changed.

However, as long as we can get high-computing power equipment for free from OCR, the loss of such a small amount of work results will not have much impact.

Lin Yuan downloaded the data submission tool through the network disk link sent by the other party on WeChat. There was also an identity verification link sent along with it.

This is reasonable. It is impossible to apply for a high-computing device without verifying Lin Yuan's student identity. After Lin Yuan carefully checked the other party's link, he found that the identity verification link was posted under the domain name of OCR's official website. Then there is no problem.

Because OCR is a legal organization on the surface, although Lin Yuan knows that the other party has problems, Lin Yuan just needs to pretend that he doesn't know. The law is about evidence, and from a legal perspective, OCR is legal.

Since Lin Yuan had not yet officially enrolled, he could only submit his admission letter as proof, along with a photo of his ID card.

Lin Yuan was not panicked at all because this branch of OCR was registered in HK, and HK was in my country. I was not messing around with any overseas organization.

After submitting your personal identity materials, it’s time to submit your data.

"Uh..." After seeing the data submission tool downloaded from the network disk, Lin Yuan saw something related to RSA2 and found a public key in the folder of the exe executable program used for submission.

Unexpected, but reasonable. The data submission was encrypted. Just like WeChat and Alipay use encryption when it comes to sensitive financial data, OCR also used encryption when asking Lin Yuan to submit verification data.

Lin Yuan immediately smiled meaningfully, "This can't be their path dependence."

As we all know, I believe that students who have worked in enterprises for a while should know that an organization always pays attention to the work process, and the first priority of the work process is: the process is simple.

Even working as a rider for Haotuan Takeout has a set of training procedures that are at least superficially standardized.

Lin Yuan couldn't help but guess: Maybe OCR had too much sensitive data and habitually formulated a procedure that required encryption of sample data submission.

"This is takeaway data, not some helicopter blueprint that my school participated in designing."

However, the more the other party did this, the more hope Lin Yuan saw of getting something for free.
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After submitting the data, it was still early, less than nine o'clock.

Lin Yuan leisurely went to the cafeteria to have breakfast, then rode his electric scooter to the subway station to show up at the company.

Since Lin Yuan applied for the permit for the field test, he has not been to the company frequently, and his direct supervisor has completely left him alone. Lin Yuan can probably guess some of the reasons.

Firstly, Lin Yuan applied for a position for field testing. Secondly, Lin Yuan was there for an internship, and in the eyes of many of his colleagues, he was just a relative who got in through his mentor, so everyone just let him do whatever he wanted.

So, if Lin Yuan loudly announced in the company at this time: I am trying to iterate our company's core food delivery algorithm. Well~~, I'm sure no one would believe it.

While waiting for the OCR review, Lin Yuan had nothing else to do, so he came to the company to make his presence felt.

Xia Ye sent Lin Yuan a photo of herself rushing to the subway at around seven in the morning. In the photo, the Zijin City subway was crowded with people, and there were office workers everywhere.

It was almost ten o'clock in the morning when Xia Ye took advantage of the break in teaching to chat with Lin Yuan for a while. The voice message she sent to Lin Yuan was mixed with the noisy background sound of many children, and just by listening to it, one could feel that the work was not easy.

But Xia Ye didn't have time to complain about whether she was tired from work or not, because the summer vacation was about to end soon.

Lin Yuan was in a hurry to finish the first draft of the algorithm, while Xia Ye was anxious that the children would go to school and she would soon not even have the chance to apply.

[The institution said that after the school officially starts, I can only work part-time on weekends. Whether I can have classes in the evening depends on the situation later.]

[I haven’t even thought of a way to make more money, but my income has been cut first. . . I feel like crying.]

Lin Yuan looked at it and found it somewhat funny.

Because this girl is always like this, the tutoring agency's business will become slow after the summer vacation. Isn't this obvious? But we have to wait until the moment comes to realize it.

But this is also what makes Xia Ye lovely.

Lin Yuan rubbed his temples, and couldn't help wanting to laugh when he saw Xia Ye's tearful expression.

[It's okay, I'll support you by delivering takeout. ]

【real? 】

【Uh-huh. 】

[Is it nice to have a boyfriend? ]

Boyfriend? Lin Yuan sat up straight. When did he become her boyfriend?

(End of this chapter)