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12y ago
How regularly is the Stupid Hackathon held? Fall and spring? Georgia Tech student here, I would seriously fly up to participate.
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12y ago
Oh man, this is gold. Seconded, I've gotta see a video.
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12y ago
I like that the competitive edge doesn't feel very pressuring. Cool idea, I'll keep an eye on this site. Also just a quick note - the copy on the About Us section could use some slight sentence structure and organization checking.
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12y ago
Never thought of this! Great question, I'm gonna keep that in mind.
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12y ago
Haha you may have parsed bitexploder's comment slightly incorrectly. > The non words were gems, blurishness... why did I say yes to that? Try reading that as: > The non words were gems. Blurishness... why did I say yes to that?
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12y ago
I think Uber's valuation makes the most sense out of all of the ones we've seen thus far. They're poised to completely eliminate the taxi industry in its current state.
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12y ago
I was wondering the same thing! But I'm pretty sure YC knows what to expect from even the best hackers at hackathons - 24 hours of hacking is not the same as months/years of customer discovery and polish. (Not saying hackathon hac
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12y ago
Oh I wasn't the one who submitted it to HN, I really only meant for it to deceive my friends, haha. I understand though! Fine by me. And thanks! Glad you enjoyed it. I've resolved it with the reporter in question, we're all g
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12y ago
I'm the one who wrote that. :) It was meant to be a joke to get some twitch reactions out of a few friends, but apparently spread like wildfire. TechCrunch reached out earlier this morning. They are not happy with me.
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12y ago
I'm the one who wrote this. :) It was meant to be a joke to get some twitch reactions out of a few friends, but apparently spread like wildfire.
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13y ago
Now this is cool. Thank you for sharing the link.
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13y ago
I think an important point to note is that it would also significantly improve one's ability to assess the magnitude of a project. See http://martingryner.com/no-i-wont-be-your-technical-co-found... (I'm aware thi
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13y ago
Seconded. Hands down the most sophisticated hack I've seen in my life. I am absolutely amazed that something like this is possible.
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13y ago
Hey, thanks for the feedback! I didn't dive too deep into that story because I'd probably end up going off on a massive tangent about them instead of about the point I'm trying to make. :) They're the ballers who helped
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Do things that matter.
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13y ago
Yup! The 7 grand would be for the accreditation. I find this model to be awesome. Makes me proud of my school.
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13y ago
Erm, question. Are you the Sebastian Thrun? If so, that's awesome.
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13y ago
As a college student looking for an internship at the kind of company who posts on Hacker News, thank you so much. This is great.
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13y ago
That's fascinating. I'm another undergrad here and I didn't know that! I'm going to look into what you've mentioned, thank you for the information!
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13y ago
Mind if I asked how you sniffed the API?
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14y ago
I just wanted to note that I am incredibly, profoundly amazed by how near-flawlessly Chrome translated this article.
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14y ago
Thank you for the link!
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14y ago
I'm absolutely psyched about HTC's J Butterfly and DLX devices. Can't wait to see that 1080p phone screen in person.