Molson Hart

I had a 4 monitor set up for poker at one point - there were so many sites and tables to watch. I kept it afterward for a while. But I found I was most productive with a single small screen. No distractions and easier to focus on a narrow task.

Very surprising. Would def think it'd be good to have a screen big enough for at least web browse plus excel. You still play poker?

I haven't played in a couple years. It's hard to enjoy after playing ~10 million hands over 15 years.

I used to play a lottttt of chess, so I know what you mean

At some point you're just learning these obscure, tiny edges that only other top players are thinking about. And since I didn't want to play against them there's really nothing to learn. At that point it's just a pure grind.

Word. Trading time for money, not compounding knowledge like investing.