Comment on Ask HN: Am I wrong in advising my brother against university for programming?Comments−cjbprime14yI think you're probably wrong. It's only a few years, it's respected for decades after that, and it's a shortcut to telling people who are considering hiring you that you're somewhat responsible/not totally flaky.
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I think you're probably wrong. It's only a few years, it's respected for decades after that, and it's a shortcut to telling people who are considering hiring you that you're somewhat responsible/not totally flaky.