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Thanks friend. Not many people take a 11 year old seriously.
I remember thinking the same when I was 11, and promised myself to always take children seriously as an adult. I've only grown more irresponsible and rowdy as I aged ;) On a related note, I think many children are ready to drive cars much earlier than the current age limit.
Keep it up Azaan. The UI is crisp!
My best guess is that it was done in a heavy collaboration with a professional developer(s) with the kid being used as a figure head to create an unique PR and marketing angle.
If you look up the company registration data, it shows up as being established back in the 90s by someone with the same last name and listing their position as a "system analyst".
If you look through the Twitter stream, it does not read like something written by a child, even a very mature one. Ditto for the copy on the website, including the About page and what not.
Basically, this looks too good to be true as described. Realistically speaking.
Under 13s usually end up with their accounts forcibly deleted because of laws about collecting data [making it disproportionately inconvenient to facilitate young children].
You should be more careful advertising your age. Under 13s usually end up with their accounts forcibly deleted because of laws about collecting data [making it disproportionately inconvenient to facilitate young children].
I find it exceedingly improbable that this was in fact done by an 11-year old as it's being claimed to be ("how I can improve _my_ version 1.0", etc.). My best guess is that it was done in a heavy collaboration with a professional developer(s) with the kid being used as a figure head to create an unique PR and marketing angle. If you look up the company registration data, it shows up as being established back in the…
I am 34 years old and I have a hard time finding a use for that word as it is, I can't really imagine 11 years old me grasping the concept of "empowerment". I was already writing (some) C at that age, I felt like a cool kid because I managed to paint the screen red in Turbo C++, but not so much to have the maturity and foresight of opening a whole business, create an MVP, market it, and ask Paul Graham for advice.
But what do I know.
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How do I do that Gus?
or do I have to to start a new one?
> or do I have to to start a new one?
No, don't worry. It's better to use a descriptive title, but it's not a big deal. The mods may change it later.
I find it exceedingly improbable that this was in fact done by an 11-year old as it's being claimed to be ("how I can improve _my_ version 1.0", etc.). My best guess is that it was done in a heavy collaboration with a professional developer(s) with the kid being used as a figure head to create an unique PR and marketing angle. If you look up the company registration data, it shows up as being established back in the…
Ah, there it is.