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Ten Year Old Girl Gets Accepted as Paris Innovation Fellow
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Re: Ten Year Old Girl Gets Accepted as Paris Innovation Fellow
#32Let's keep the hate off of HN. We get that you are salty. We're all salty. Give us the benefit of not being so predictable about it. Spread hate on a thread about C++ pointers. Ask us why we don't use Rust. Literally anything.
All the flavors in the world, and you choose salty.
Re: Ten Year Old Girl Gets Accepted as Paris Innovation Fellow
#33Here's a link to her personal blog: http://corot.top (it's mostly in French as far as I can tell)
It's adorable. For kids by kids. Author Eva. Not a bad robot either. She obviously works very hard.
This might very well not be what you meant, but kids (at their best) are inspired, curious and surprisingly determined in large part because they don't understand the concept of "hard work". They build their own stories in their heads which makes the process itself rewarding and challenges irrelevant. Which is what makes it so great. Some other young bloggers:
http://gizmodo.com/5911806/adorable-nine-year-old-girl-revie... https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/true-crime/wp/2016/04/05...
Re: Ten Year Old Girl Gets Accepted as Paris Innovation Fellow
#34Let's keep the hate off of HN. We get that you are salty. We're all salty. Give us the benefit of not being so predictable about it. Spread hate on a thread about C++ pointers. Ask us why we don't use Rust. Literally anything.
Not sure what hate you're referring to, but even though this is a Facebook link it seems to be absent the nagging sign-in pop-overs we see on other FB posts. This is a good thing.
Looking further, it seems these new 'Facebook Notes' pages behave like regular web pages, without trying to annoy non-FB visitors into signing up. That is good and important when the subject matter is kids. Their stories should be allowed to exist without some tech giant agenda riding the coat tales of viral activity.
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#35Earlier quoted context omitted.
Namecheap and Gandi both have them
I asked here after first checking at Namecheap. They have the release date as "TBA". Thanks, Gandi does have it.
I didn't try checking out, but if you search for a .top domain on Namecheap you can put them in your cart: http://i.imgur.com/JIhDi7g.png
Currently on sale at $0.88 for the first year.
Re: Ten Year Old Girl Gets Accepted as Paris Innovation Fellow
#36Let's keep the hate off of HN. We get that you are salty. We're all salty. Give us the benefit of not being so predictable about it. Spread hate on a thread about C++ pointers. Ask us why we don't use Rust. Literally anything.
People aren't salty but lets remember that last time the HN/Reddit/Tumblr/Huffpo hive mind promoted a child it was a kid who took apart a radio shack clock, threw its contents in a briefcase, and tried his best to scare his teacher so his dad can get on the news. Suddenly, everyone here was uncritically praising this charlatan and falling for a stupid political ploy.
People should be skeptical of wonder-child claims. Thankfully, this kid looks like the real deal.
Re: Ten Year Old Girl Gets Accepted as Paris Innovation Fellow
#37Earlier quoted context omitted.
I asked here after first checking at Namecheap. They have the release date as "TBA". Thanks, Gandi does have it.
I didn't try checking out, but if you search for a .top domain on Namecheap you can put them in your cart: http://i.imgur.com/JIhDi7g.png Currently on sale at $0.88 for the first year.
Oh.
Thanks.
Re: Ten Year Old Girl Gets Accepted as Paris Innovation Fellow
#38Let's keep the hate off of HN. We get that you are salty. We're all salty. Give us the benefit of not being so predictable about it. Spread hate on a thread about C++ pointers. Ask us why we don't use Rust. Literally anything.
People aren't salty but lets remember that last time the HN/Reddit/Tumblr/Huffpo hive mind promoted a child it was a kid who took apart a radio shack clock, threw its contents in a briefcase, and tried his best to scare his teacher so his dad can get on the news. Suddenly, everyone here was uncritically praising this charlatan and falling for a stupid political ploy. People should be skeptical of wonder-child claims.…
This is just a stunt a pathetic attempt at propaganda.