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"Sure, you had a paper route when you were a kid; heck, we bet you were even good at it. Well listen up buddy, your fond memories of childhood success are about to be completely disintegrated by Carson Page, an eight-year-old from Austin, Texas who really works for a living... evaluating chips for Actel. The boy, who's been working with the company since he was seven, apparently has a knack for the technical side of things, so much so that the chipmaker has been using him on a regular basis to suss out bugs, test software, and generally act like a super-genius at the drop of a hat. Apparently, the interest in technology comes from his father, a tinkerer who owns an electronic design company. Mark Nagel, a field applications engineer for Actel says about the kid's work, \"We would ask what he liked and didn't like about it and he could explain it on a very high-end level,\" adding, \"It's amazing; when you talk to him it's like you're talking to a regular guy doing design.\" A regular guy, indeed. [Warning: read link requires subscription][Via CNET]"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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