Originally Posted by Dan Druff
Dumb take, but not entirely unexpected from a low-end sysadmin with an inferiority complex.
I would still be working in the industry, as I had been for 8 years, had I not found poker in the early 2000s. At the time, we were just coming off the dotcom bust, there were far more software guys looking for jobs than jobs to be had, and thus you'd be replaced if you didn't work 40+ hours unpaid overtime each week. This was industry-wide, unless you worked as a consultant. Once I started killing it on Stars, I figured it was smart to make a change.
I realize you dislike my politics, and if you want to make idiotic judgments about me based upon those disagreements on policy, I feel it's petty and unfounded, but that's par for the course nowadays. But lol @ this '80s nerd one-upmanship thing you think you have going on over here. Bad form.
stop.
you havent had a real job in decades. ive been in this business for 25 years straight. and i dont consider myself any sort of competent computer scientist because i work with actual ones.
if i need pot odds, youre my huckelberry tho.
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