How I won $5000 at a Facebook hackathon without writing a single line of code
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Re: How I won $5000 at a Facebook hackathon without writing a single line of code
#2That is pretty awesome, I never knew Facebook did hardware or would even imagine that they would totally open source it. Really cool to see the hacker mentality even in the hardware community. I am looking forward to see what they are going to come out with next...
Re: How I won $5000 at a Facebook hackathon without writing a single line of code
#3I think you wrote a few lines of code. :)
Cool project and neat execution.
Re: How I won $5000 at a Facebook hackathon without writing a single line of code
#4I think you wrote a few lines of code. :) Cool project and neat execution.
Haha thanks. The point of the blog was that we made the design too complicated wanting a microcontroller and innate intelligence in the tool when really all we need were flashing LED's
Re: How I won $5000 at a Facebook hackathon without writing a single line of code
#5That is pretty awesome, I never knew Facebook did hardware or would even imagine that they would totally open source it. Really cool to see the hacker mentality even in the hardware community. I am looking forward to see what they are going to come out with next...
It states that a group of Facebook engineers started the project but it may not be an official Facebook project that is actively maintained or even associated with that company.
Re: How I won $5000 at a Facebook hackathon without writing a single line of code
#6Thanks for sharing and a really good overview of what you did during the hackathon.