theyCallMeSwift

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   Introducing the Rutgers Hackathon Club(theycallmeswift.com)

   1 points by theyCallMeSwift 14y ago|0 comments
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   Hacks from the Wall Street Journal Data Transparency Code-a-thon(hackerleague.org)

   5 points by theyCallMeSwift 14y ago|0 comments
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   by theyCallMeSwift 15y ago

   That's one of the main goals of Hacker League. Maybe we can't keep the actual hacks online, but at least we can preserve a list of what got made and who made it.
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   by theyCallMeSwift 15y ago

   Sometimes the simplest hacks are the best ones.
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   by theyCallMeSwift 15y ago

   +1 for wanting a solid answer to this question
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   Most efficient algorithm for determining if X out of N inputs are true(stackoverflow.com)

   1 points by theyCallMeSwift 15y ago|0 comments
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   by theyCallMeSwift 16y ago

   I completely feel you pain on this one. I attended the New England College Hackathon last weekend and was utterly disappointed. During the 12 hours we were there, they managed to only feed us once and we were bombarded by windows surveys
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   by theyCallMeSwift 16y ago

   This is my entry for the New England College Hackathon ( http://www.nech2011.com/ ). Enjoy!
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   Comment Addict - Bookmarklet for Hacker News and Reddit Comments(commentaddict.com)

   4 points by theyCallMeSwift 16y ago|1 comments
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    by theyCallMeSwift 16y ago

    I was sitting next to you when this was coded at HackNY. Good work haha