No idea what she's actually working on (coding, design, pr). 1) at 14, it's a hobby. No stress, no pressure, no family, no obligations. I don't think her attit

No idea what she's actually working on (coding, design, pr). 1) at 14, it's a hobby. No stress, no pressure, no family, no obligations. I don't think her attitude can relate to 90% of HN readers. Her tone is ok for other 14yo, who should listen to it and get their asses moving as well. 2) programming did it! (apparently) The languages and the way of thinking is rooted deep-enough with the "cyber-generation" to consider them IT-literate at this age. Nice. 3) if startup eco-system is ripe enough for teenagers with no experience to make something valuable, I would conclude that the professionals should re-assess their position. If everybody's doing it, it's not a profitable direction, imho.