How I accepted myself into Canada's largest AI hackathon
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Re: How I accepted myself into Canada's largest AI hackathon
#2The irony !
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#3The irony !
Which part was ironic?
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#4Ah yes, the four foundational criteria to rate a hackathon application: passionAndInterest, projectAndPracticalExp,
techSkillsAndExp, diversity
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#6I'm curios - my naive understanding that instead of using backend which will allow limited subset of actions/validate input, there is some 3rd party DB ( Firebase ?) which works via some sort of per-user API keys to allow fetch directly by frontend devs?
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#7> Passion and interest don't really come across ...
What an oblivious statement made by your actual reviewer!
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#8u should maybe focus on security instead of AI haha
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#9Earlier quoted context omitted.
Which part was ironic?
Hacking a hackathon itself, maybe.
But there is no irony, because it's two different meanings of the word "hacking": firstly "gaining unauthorized access", and secondly "focused programming".
I always hated that there is this second meaning. Especially since IMO it's being used to "steal" some of the glory associated with the original meaning.
When did this second meaning emerge anyway? Is this site here partially at fault?
Re: How I accepted myself into Canada's largest AI hackathon
#10u should maybe focus on security instead of AI haha
App itself might be AI generated as well.