I'm not him

Sorry!

I was responding to him and you took it personal

tbh there's a near-infinite amount of ways that things could be worse and not many proportionally where things are better

You mentioned me and my job

So is gud to just chin up lad

there is no reason for me not to respond to that

@Deleted User That is where you are wrong. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=EJYqQdtd2DQ

@Shaggy Blanco And then millions of programmers and technicians flood the market to maintain the automation when maybe only five guys are needed per plant so now the value of being just that is low to the point of being useless.

negro i responded to chopin

@Deleted User no one would want to drink at a bar with a shitty bartender

And that's why I'm going to be a software architect

robots can't hold personal conversations

Where the brains in the operation is

And market value skyrockets

because if there's more programmers, there's mor need for people for those that can relay shit to the programmers

where software architect comes in

@Shaggy Blanco That's fine and all until everyone tries to be just that to get in on the gravy train, the wage value of the position drops out, and you have to start bidding low to get in too and everyone starts losing.

These neanderthals just like to type words and pretend to argue. Have fun chink.

muh classy chopin

tbh that#s just words

m'gentleman

Or what's better would be starting my own software company and then hiring programmers that are bidding each other down

starting your own business should be easier to do tbh

lower taxes for starting businesses

@Shaggy Blanco And if enough people got the same idea, or if the existing firms haven't made sure the price of entry is high-enough yet, you'll end up having to bid low too, cutting your own personal profits and lowering the wages of the people working for you.

tbh I'm going to try it after having a go at trying to work at somewhere like siemens after uni

tbh if I was able to bid lower than other companies by a significant amount while keeping everything else running fine, I'd be able to get more work and after a point might be able to make more than with higher prices

And so I become the rockerfeller of software

Make big buxks

@Shaggy Blanco Which is fine until you realize the larger established companies can do the same for longer because their coffers run deeper and you're just starting out with buisiness loans to repay.

So while trying to repay those and handle regular expenses you're going up against any of those larger congolmerates that can shut you out of the big leagues.

I've seen it happen many times in the tech industry

Maybe you'll handle a few accounts for other small buisinesses, but it won't be the dream you imagine

Making a business is supposed to be hard work fam, why would you expect a small company to even bother with the big leagues?

Get a league that's realistic

It's a casino of a sort, win big or lose

Risk vs reward

@Shaggy Blanco Because capitalism ultimately entails all must be devoured into a larger force.

unless you win

And if it can not be devoured, it must be destroyed