It was a great hackethon enjoyedd🫡🫡

@gdb do check my hackethon project used codex here

Corsair Hackethon is live 😁 this time to push my self on this Builder Mode On | MacBook Giveaway Hackathon @ChaiCodeHQ @Hiteshdotcom @piyushgarg_dev @corsairdotdev #chaicode #corsairdev

Just a reminder if a company is doing hackethon and giveaway to promote there product it’s a signal that no one is using it. Initial it’s okay but if they are doing it frequently it’s a signal the product hasn’t hit pmf.

New Anthem song im collaborating w/ @WaveWarZ for the @colosseum HACKETHON #NateLevine (Produced by @WZRDShip )

Happy to converse with @arpit_bhayani at @opencode hackethon !!!!!

@thdxr is here at the @opencode hackethon by @GrowthX_Club

Everyone talks about building… Few actually ship. This weekend: ☑ Build your first TON app ☑ Use AI to code ☑ Launch it live ☑ Get rewarded 25 spots. Real builders only. Let’s see who shows up. 🚀 #TON #BuildInPublic #Earn #hackethon

happy hackethon from @ordrtrade 🙌

Woke up to clipur bonded, people starting to realise dev is based and people actually using the tech already, good chance for win on the hackethon 🌞

$kamiyo will most likely be the winner of the Hackethon

gg bro Hope this funds the upcoming hackethon and projects

Conferences aren’t a vanity play. They’re how newcomers become builders. My path into the Ethereum ecosystem started in 2016, via: 1. attending a meetup on Oranienstraße in Berlin (which made me start meetups in Prague) 2. competing in a hackETHon in London (which made me learn Solidity) 3. flying to Shanghai for @Devcon 2 (which made me come to every single Devcon since) Meeting the community in person meant 1000x more than all the online interactions combined. That’s what made me stick to Ethereum. Events still matter for talent inflow and retention. They also expose what we do to people standing on the sidelines. They’re not just marketing gimmicks - events are the core glue!! If you’re reading this, you’ve probably been around long enough that conferences no longer feel like an entry point; they feel like work and a lineup of meetings. Fair. But remember how you got here: what were the first events for you? If we start acting like IRL events aren’t important, we’ll close these channels. That’s it. We’ll silo ourselves in a self-swallowing bubble. Game over. Real-life events need your support. If you’re a marketer, running a company or you are a whale in this space, sponsoring an industry/community event is in your best interest - that's how you help the industry grow. Also please don’t drain organizers dry while doing it. Events cost money: venue, catering, Wi-Fi boosts, production. The nicer you want it, the more it costs, and more often than not the hosts are volunteering to make them happen. Yes, I understand it’s hard to measure exact impact of an IRL experience. But that’s how you make yourself real: brand awareness, association, a gateway drug. The point is the optionality you create by letting someone new in. You won’t measure it cleanly, and you don’t need to - the occasional “winning case” is what drives outsized impact and multiplied growth. That's how you find your next star, get meaningful product feedback face to face or make a deal 2 years from now. Don't expect your user base to grow magically because you showed people a laptop at your booth and threw a party - by fostering events and brining value to them, you are boosting the shared signal - if all of the remaining parts of your product or tech make sense, you can leverage that signal for your own grow. I’m genuinely sad to see @ethereumfndn not supporting events with grants anymore. I get the focus on meetups and local hubs - they matter too - but seasonal events are beacons that make local substrates flourish: side-event rentals for local hubs, media interest, new visitors, new hackerspace members. Those second-order effects are real. Likely brining more value than the $1k thrown at a meetup occasionally. And I’m sad to see companies trying to reap the benefits without contributing to the core: - Posting only a hacker bounty without sponsoring the hackathon - what? - Spending 20k on a side event without sponsoring the core event - seriously, WTF?! I joined the Ethereum Foundation largely thanks to Devcon 4. When I left EF, my goal was to go out and grow the garden @AyaMiyagotchi often talks about. A few weeks ago we made this happen with @EthereumZurich - now a group of students is taking over the conference is nurturing the local community. @ETHPrague has grown into a significant annual event with global reach, with some of the most unprecedented conversations happening in this small town in the middle of nowhere. Initiatives and teams have sparked from ETHPrague with ambitions to change how Europe and the world is viewing Ethereum (can't wait for this to be announced!). IRL still matters.

15% of Dev supply including his buy backs are locked in accordance with $pump hackethon requirements. Website is working. Tech is working as it is now. Dev is building live on pumpfun. Ranging 60k - 140k MC B887p4K81vnF9ar13TB4gdAgjPRJXL77ztvXyjsypump $craft Claudecratf

they just post pictures of a paid hackethon posing on a few pictures trying to trick people believing its 'real tek' then they proceed showing no proof , just buzzwords. I have seen this before a million times. Its all a setup and crime.

$syra espresso hackethon LOL, who created the hackethon, his father hahaha ?

Amazon ML challenge Done today, Grind as hard this 3 days, Almost achieved the perfect model(21.85%) , could have dominated the entire hackethon,but on leader board don't know why score was changed. NO REGRETS, HARD LUCK(Will ComeBack Stronger 💪)

Topic: CSS Hackethon By CoderArmy @rohit_negi9 Project Link :strikewithcoderarmy9.netlify… Github Link : github.com/savigurjar/Strike… #coderarmy

Building a little something for a hackethon

Excited to share that my team got shortlisted for the IIIT hackethon !! yet can't believe uff excited !!!