Got a Bachelor's in Computer Science and a Master's in Philosophy here. If you're seriously into philosophy, do have in mind that casual evening readings will

Got a Bachelor's in Computer Science and a Master's in Philosophy here. If you're seriously into philosophy, do have in mind that casual evening readings will probably not match a year or two of intense study. On the one hand, I think one has to live for a while in academia to get a decent understanding of philosophy. It took me about a year of full-time study for philosophy to really "click". On the other hand, shallow study will not be enough to get somewhat sick of the subject and start avoiding it, which I jokingly consider to be one of the best things about my philosophy education. Full time study is a fairly big investment in terms of time though, and keep in mind that you will probably want to get back to hacking afterwards.