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Speaking as a relatively new parent, what your father did is unfathomable to me. It sounds like you got great skills, but need to be connected to someone who j
by sundvor 10y ago
Speaking as a relatively new parent, what your father did is unfathomable to me.
It sounds like you got great skills, but need to be connected to someone who just doesn't take advantage of them. Were you working on Kerbal Space Program? Those devs surely got a raw deal too. Sadly the world is full of people caring only for themselves. But there are exceptions, and hopefully it'll be your turn to come across some of them soon.
I was going to say, can you do your own project? But it can be very hard to get started with that, finding the right idea etc. (At least it is for me.)
At any rate, essentially, just wanted to wish you all the best for the future.
- Throwaway892375 10y agoThanks. Yes, I've a couple projects. A couple are more popular than others. My own stuff has about two million total users. But for about the last four months, I've been working exclusively on creating some (combinatorial) design theory algorithms.
- sundvor 10y ago2 million users, that's fantastic work - and the algo stuff sounds like a page turner in the making as well. Keep at it, and please don't ever discount your own worth. (Not that I'm massively successful myself or anything. In fact, I'm currently unemployed and seeking .net roles, after redundancy; facing difficulties with this as I have only just under 1y of .net xp even as I've done development for 20. Refreshing / learning new skills on SOLID, DDD, CQRS, EventSourcing, etc, and trying to keep chin up. I have faith and refuse to go back to my old tools that are just about dead anyway, even though there's the odd contract coming up. Love C# and .net.)
- z3t4 10y agoWhat was your old tools?