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From my understanding that hackathon is basically just a way to get free tickets to Disrupt. Thus no one takes it seriously and you get things like this.
by mesozoic 13y ago
From my understanding that hackathon is basically just a way to get free tickets to Disrupt. Thus no one takes it seriously and you get things like this.
- USNetizen 13y ago"no one" is your own opinion. Plenty of people take it seriously because the tech industry has a problem with this type of behavior, and these presentations don't help its image any.
- davidedicillo 13y ago1) Yes, probably a lot of people was here to get the free ticket (including myself) 2) Most people (including myself) still took it very seriously (proof all the people who worked 20 hours straight and slept on floors for few minutes).
- TheZenPsycho 13y agoIt's sad that in hacker culture, forgoing sleep is seen as "taking it seriously". From my experience at game jams, and from the people who run these game jams, skipping on sleep is an almost certain guarantee of failure. Sorry for the off topic.
- pcerioli 13y agoWe presented at the hackathon, but how did you get the ticket to Disrupt? We asked and they told us that they were going to email them to us, but so far, no ticket in the email ... ;-/
- jaredsohn 13y agoThe problem with these particular presentations is that it distorts the whole event. There have been about 250 presentations so far today (and they're still going). You can watch here: http://techcrunch.com/events/disrupt-sf-hackathon-2013/live-video/ http://techcrunch.com/events/disrupt-sf-hackathon-2013/live-...