How I won $2,750 using JavaScript, AI, and a can of WD-40
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#2 Did you spend more time working on this blog post than on the contest?
Yes.
Kind of feels line author spent more time researching their odds than working on the submission as well.Re: How I won $2,750 using JavaScript, AI, and a can of WD-40
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The author is presumably posting this video and blog everywhere, which only further amplifies WD-40's outreach. And they themselves now have a positive brand association with WD-40.
[1] I just used WD-40 last night. I'm actually shocked the author had to go and buy a can of it.
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It just got to the front page of HN, which includes a large percentage of users who buy and use WD-40 [1]. That alone might be worth the price of admission. You could also think about this as a collab between WD-40 and Javascript, which is pretty funny. The author is presumably posting this video and blog everywhere, which only further amplifies WD-40's outreach. And they themselves now have a positive brand associat…
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What about this do you consider a scam?