bioinnovel Chapter 235 S-Level Test Case
Chapter 235 S-Level Test Case
A cold wind blew in from outside the corridor.
Ellie wandered aimlessly down the empty corridor for a very long time.
Turn the corner of a building.
A vending machine, its faint light shining in the darkness, came into her blurry vision.
She stretched out her slightly trembling hand, ready to press the coffee button.
boom!
Ellie, as if punishing herself for her incompetence, slammed her head against the vending machine's hard exterior.
boom.
boom.
There was no stopping.
The cold metal slammed against her smooth forehead again and again.
Redness and swelling quickly appeared on his forehead.
But this almost self-destructive stinging pain actually made the girl's feverish mind become even clearer in the cold corridor.
This is the pure world of mathematics!
A world where everything is black and white!
There is only one solution, and this cruel world allows absolutely no room for self-deception!
That is why the insurmountable barrier called "talent" seems so cruel and clear.
It was a wall of sighs standing between mortals and gods.
"Why am I so stupid...."
Ellie leaned against the vending machine, looked up at the incandescent light on the ceiling, and murmured to herself.
God knows how hard she's been working lately!
She even went so far as to abandon all the important assignments she had given to her tutor.
He spent day and night in the library, researching every available resource, desperately trying to understand even a single line of Su Hao's god-like algorithm.
But as it turns out, all those action-packed anime are a lie.
In this world, there are always some towering walls that reach into the clouds.
That's the realm of absolute geniuses.
It is an insurmountable barrier that she absolutely cannot overcome with her laughable willpower, even if she is beaten to a pulp!
Ellie pulled a thick notebook out of her coat pocket.
The edges of the cover have long been severely faded and frayed due to countless rubbings.
Turning to each page, one finds it densely and meticulously filled with Su Hao's handwritten notes, all of which she has yet to understand even a single line of the derivation process.
Ellie hastily wiped away her tears with the back of her hand.
She put the notebook, which contained all her resentment and struggles, back into her pocket.
His gaze hardened once more.
With heavy steps, I turned and walked deeper into the corridor to find the next study room for all-night study sessions.
Talent is insurmountable.
But for ordinary people, there is always a battlefield.
......
MIT, Traffic Algorithm Lab.
buzzing-
Inside the laboratory, the heat emanating from the workstations made the room feel unusually stuffy.
An entire wall!
Dozens of ultra-high resolution screens are spliced together, displaying a dense array of different simulation tests running in parallel.
No graphics! No user interface!
Only a green wall of characters, composed purely of code and log data, flooded the screen at a terrifying speed, like a torrential downpour!
Lisa stared intently at the monitor, chewing hard on a high-calorie chocolate bar.
Leftover Cheetos packaging, cold black coffee, and several stacks of empty pizza boxes were scattered haphazardly on the desk.
[Case 4172: Emergency at Fenway-Longwood Medical Area / Heavy Rain / Multiple Emergency Vehicles Arrive Simultaneously]
[Case 5849: Infrastructure Construction in the Back Bay Area / Extremely High Pedestrian Congestion / Heavy Truck Breakdown Blocking the Area]
"CPU computing load has spiked."
Lisa seemed a little nervous, and subconsciously bit the pen in her mouth, chewing on it repeatedly.
however!
In the very next instant!
These two sudden incidents, which would have driven any traffic dispatcher crazy on the spot, were instantly taken over by the underlying algorithm in an unreasonable and domineering manner!
Resolve it!
Traffic splitting!
Reset!
So fast that it was impossible to blink, the core load data panel was as if it had been doused with ice water, and strangely returned to a safe and stable threshold in an instant.
The fluctuating curve on the big screen, which had been shaking violently like a roller coaster, began to show a smooth downward trend after a brief peak.
As time went by.
Around 2 a.m.
Just when everyone thought they had survived the toughest part of the night, the system's underlying layers threw out a test case marked as S-level hellish difficulty.
[Case 7311: Extreme Blizzard Weather Preset/Severely Obstructed Visibility/Physical Damage to Hardware Sensors with a 18% Downtime Rate]
"This model was created by directly retrieving real disaster data from January of last year."
That was an epic blizzard, the likes of which Boston doesn't see for a decade!
Tom, the on-site dispatch expert, suddenly jumped up from his chair, almost leaping onto the screen.
The horrific memory of the extreme blizzard that paralyzed the entire city center's transportation network was vividly resurfacing in his mind.
He clearly remembers that at first, only a few snowflakes were falling.
But as evening approached, a fierce wind swept in, bringing a blizzard, as if God had sent down a punishment, and the world was completely covered in a white blanket of snow.
All reference points have disappeared!
Even the most basic boundary lines between the main driveway and the sidewalk are completely indistinguishable to the naked eye!
Even now, the thought still sends chills down his spine and fills him with lingering fear.
The Transportation Bureau's command center at the time looked as if it had been precisely bombarded by cruise missiles carrying a full load of explosives.
Countless phone calls were ringing off the hook, countless dispatchers were tearing their hair out in despair, and the entire city of Boston was completely plunged into a leaderless and chaotic deadlock.
Tom held his breath and stared intently at the holographic screen.
it has started!
Disaster has struck again!
The traffic graph on the monitor suddenly started to vibrate violently, with red dots representing congestion and blockage, like a deadly plague multiplying wildly under a microscope.
They began to spread wildly outward from the coordinate origin in the city center, devouring every green and healthy link.
"Can't see it! The overall field of vision obstruction rate has exceeded 82%!"
"The three most critical sensors on the main roads have all lost connection due to physical damage!"
"The situation looks like it's on the verge of an avalanche; the model is about to collapse!"
Gurgle.
Tom swallowed hard.
They overlapped.
It completely overlaps with the disaster of last year!
Last year, it was these three damned core sensors that first went offline and became unusable, marking the beginning of despair.
Subsequently, the entire signaling center experienced a catastrophic domino-like chain reaction of paralysis.
The entire megacity, which houses a million people and is known as the pearl of the East Coast, was thus abruptly pinned down in a quagmire of physical stagnation by the wind and snow.
At that time, the cars trapped in the blizzard refused to give way to each other. Frustrated drivers frantically pounded on their steering wheels, honked their horns, rolled down their windows to hurl insults at each other, and fought desperately for the last bit of right-of-way.
The malfunctioning traffic lights at the intersection were even more absurd, as a logic gate short-circuited, causing them to simultaneously illuminate red in all four directions.
Nobody's leaving!
They all died on the way!
Tom closed his eyes in despair, waiting for the system error beep to sound.
But this time!
The script has changed!
The three crossroads where data transmission was completely interrupted were considered the eye of the storm.
The remaining nodes in the surrounding network spontaneously began to change their signal colors at the same time!
The moment one party is in a state of information "blindness", the other party's node immediately takes over through the underlying redundant protocol and shares the global view with it without reservation!