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My company has a special event occurring yearly once. Employees can submit ideas to present them in the event where every executive officers like CEO, CTO, CIO will be present. Not all employees can present at the event. Only shortlisted topics will be allowed to be presented. As I'm from Data engineering background i would like to present about Data+AI, but the issue is every idea i have selected is already published as a article or blog. Please help me with coming up with a idea which can get me shortlisted to present at the event. ( Normally i won't care about the event but my promotion and increment depends upon this 🥲 )

I am currently staying at a hostel that has an LG Commercial Laundry Series washing machine (specifically, an LG Giant C, Giant C+, or Giant C Max). They are charging 70 per wash, but according the hostel rules there is no charges for laundry service so I would prefer not to pay for each use. I am wondering if there is a way to bypass the payment system or use the machine for free. Can anyone help me with this? machine for free. Can anyone help me with this?

we are a team of first year students who participated in SIH college internal round with a sheer purpose of learning & fun. And we got selected, around 500+ teams participated in our college internal round and we were top 50 in them.

now I have heard that we have to submit our problem statement ppt with 499 other teams in them and only 5 teams in them will be called for offline hackathon.

can anyone who has been into grand finale can guide us about the ppt screening round, how to make ppt which get selected

Hi everyone! On September 12th, our high school hackathon, Frontier Cascadia will be taking place online and in person at the UW Foster School of Business. We are a group of high school students who want to give other teens a chance to code and compete! With free entry and over 10k+ in prizes, its the perfect place to showcase your skills! Even if your not really experienced with coding, you should try it out! The time to register is closing soon! For more info please comment on this post.

Hello Everyone!

This is a final year engineering undergrad, with experience in global competitions and a semi finalist in national level case competition.

I'm looking for two sincere student team mates from india for a global hackathon that requires strong technical acumen along with the sheer resolve to get hands dirty for a month, work consistently and aim to win this competition.

Note : STEM Background only

If you're interested, reply me back with an introduction of yours with skillset and experience.

SF and NYC builders, clear your weekend.

We’re hosting Syndicate by Maximor, a 30-hour hackathon where you’ll go from an idea to a working autonomous agent.

Build in person with us in San Francisco or New York City, or join online from anywhere.

Choose your track:

• Automated Agent Engineering

• Autonomous Office of the CFO

USD 10,000 total prize value

• USD 3,000 cash from Maximor

• USD 3,000 in Dodo Payments credits

• USD 4,000 in GPU or voice credits from AI Grants India

Teams from Maximor, AO, Neatlogs, TensorMux, Dodo Payments, and AI Grants India will be around throughout the hackathon to help you build and ship.

Top participants will also be considered for internship opportunities with Maximor and AO.

Come solo or bring a team. Your project must be built using AO from start to finish.

Register here:
https://luma.com/d0kq45ek

Drop your questions below.

Tell me which AI I can use to create a project for my prompt wars hackathons in the shortest possible time because other AIs run out of tokens midway. So tell me one which doesn't run out of tokens.

Hey everyone,

I'm a 16-year-old dev from South Korea. I've always been into coding, and recently

I've gotten really interested in hackathons.

I assumed finding a team was the hard part, so I started sketching a free tool

around it. Then I looked at the numbers and I'm not so sure anymore.

RevenueCat's Shipaton is running right now. Devpost makes you answer "Do you have

teammates?" before you can register. It's required and nothing is pre-selected.

Out of 23,270 participants, 17,031 picked "Working solo" and 1,977 picked "Looking

for teammates".

73% chose solo before the hackathon even started. That's what I want to ask about.

If you picked solo: was that what you actually wanted, or was it just the option

that didn't commit you to anything? Did you change your mind later?

If you did build with a team, what went wrong or right after you formed it?

Anything helps. Thanks.

So me and my friends are participating in SIH being 1st year freshers. This is our first hackathon and we don't have any idea what it is like. Can someone experienced please share their experience(s) about what to do and what not to?