How I won a Facebook hackathon without a line of code (2014)
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How I won a Facebook hackathon without a line of code (2014)
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Re: How I won a Facebook hackathon without a line of code (2014)
#2The title of this post is misleading. A few paragraphs in he writes:
"I quickly began to write Arduino code to simulate a failing BBU. I also wrote some code that acted as a DAC to take in the signals from the BBU."
Should really be titled "How I won a Facebook hardware hackathon"
Re: How I won a Facebook hackathon without a line of code (2014)
#3The title of this post is misleading. A few paragraphs in he writes: "I quickly began to write Arduino code to simulate a failing BBU. I also wrote some code that acted as a DAC to take in the signals from the BBU." Should really be titled "How I won a Facebook hardware hackathon"
The final demo didn't include any code. Writing the code for the arduino was a waste of time in terms of what we actually build. The main part of the post was about the pivot and how we won with a simplified codeless solution
Re: How I won a Facebook hackathon without a line of code (2014)
#4The title of this post is misleading. A few paragraphs in he writes: "I quickly began to write Arduino code to simulate a failing BBU. I also wrote some code that acted as a DAC to take in the signals from the BBU." Should really be titled "How I won a Facebook hardware hackathon"
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Re: How I won a Facebook hackathon without a line of code (2014)
#5Nice Pivot. Great job guys
Re: How I won a Facebook hackathon without a line of code (2014)
#6The title of this post is misleading. A few paragraphs in he writes: "I quickly began to write Arduino code to simulate a failing BBU. I also wrote some code that acted as a DAC to take in the signals from the BBU." Should really be titled "How I won a Facebook hardware hackathon"
The final demo didn't include any code. Writing the code for the arduino was a waste of time in terms of what we actually build. The main part of the post was about the pivot and how we won with a simplified codeless solution
Why is this being downvoted? It is clear, brief, on topic, and provides key information to clarify any confusion as to the headline.
Re: How I won a Facebook hackathon without a line of code (2014)
#7The title of this post is misleading. A few paragraphs in he writes: "I quickly began to write Arduino code to simulate a failing BBU. I also wrote some code that acted as a DAC to take in the signals from the BBU." Should really be titled "How I won a Facebook hardware hackathon"
Keep reading, it says just below that they got rid of that design.