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> No, I say I buy myself friends Who are under 13? Was your "before they become teenagers" statement perhaps in error? I'm trying to give you the benefit of t
by PhasmaFelis 10y ago
> No, I say I buy myself friends
Who are under 13?
Was your "before they become teenagers" statement perhaps in error? I'm trying to give you the benefit of the doubt, and ethical concerns aside, I have trouble imagining even a brilliant 12-year-old producing code you'd want to use in a commercial product. (Speaking as someone who started coding at 7.)
Perhaps you're mistaken about the meaning of "teenager"?
- reitanqild 10y agoI'm not mistaken about the meaning of teenager but eiter my writing is unclear or some people are obsessed with reading it as me recommending child labour. The "work" part is about consultants. The "friends" part is about mine and relatives kids. No, I do not try to extract value from kids. And the youngest person I have seen coding anything useful was a 16 year that managed to complete 70+ days of effective 9-5 work in 14 afternoons. He got a nice job (at well above market rate IIRC) at the compiler division at one of the big IT companies after finishing his bachelors degree a few years later.
- triplesec 10y agoah, thank you. that's clearer now!