I got a full-time programming job at 19 (triplebyte.com)

I got full time depression at 11 and had it ever since.

Don't forget to change jobs every 6 months because it's the only way you'll ever get paid anything approaching what you're worth

First off, it should be noted that this is an ad, full stop.

Secondly, it's somewhat relieving that this was said

>Do you think college is still in your future at some point?

>College is still an open question. I'm actually currently waiting on decisions from several colleges. Even if I got into my top choice, I'm not sure I'll go. But right now I am leaning towards it because college isn't just about a career, it's also a very social experience. Many people mature a lot in college.

Seems like a gap year (or two) of solid industry experience

I started my first salaried development job at 16.