Episode 151: 151: Ross Penman - 15 yr old Scottish programmer

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Episode 151: 151: Ross Penman - 15 yr old Scottish programmer

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May 23, 2014

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Sean Devine talks with Ross Penman, a 15 year old programmer from Scotland, about what it's like to learn to program as a kid, opportunities to improve technical education, and the Scottish independence referendum.

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May 23, 2014

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