#hackaton

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HackCT: A Mission to Revolutionize Rural Mobility in Connecticut's "Quiet Corner"

Introduction: An Invitation for Innovation and Community Hey there, digital pioneers, artists, and game-changers! Imagine a place where public transportation isn’t just a point A to point B service but a transformative community asset. Enter HackCT, a hackathon designed to ignite a revolution in rural transportation. This is not just a call to coders, but a rallying cry to everyone—from digital…

[gamereporter]

Desafio FazGame Eletrobras60 divulga os vencedores da competição

Desafio FazGame Eletrobras60 divulga os vencedores da competição

Na última semana ocorreu um evento online para divulgar os vencedores do Desafio FazGame Eletrobras60, competição on-line e gratuita em que alunos do 1º e 2º anos do ensino médio e seus professores foram desafiados a criar games narrativos sobre geração e transmissão de energia limpa e renovável, temas que marcam o compromisso da Eletrobras com a sustentabilidade e a inovação. A iniciativa foi…

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'Hack the Galaxy': Convocatoria para desarrolladores IT que los lleva al borde del espacio 

‘Hack the Galaxy’: Convocatoria para desarrolladores IT que los lleva al borde del espacio 

Todos aquellos que ya formen parte o se unan a la Comunidad de Desarrolladores de Software de Rapyd podrán resolver desafíos semanales con la oportunidad de ganar más de 1 millón de dólares en efectivo, premios, viajes y tickets. William Shatner, entusiasta del espacio de renombre mundial, se ha asociado con Rapyd para ofrecer a los desarrolladores una oportunidad única: viajar hasta el borde…

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Impulsan crecimiento del entorno digital en BC con el primer Hackaton Biomedteck

#Noticias Invitan a estudiantes y egresados de universidades, profesionistas y público en general,

Tijuana BC 26 de agosto de 2022.-Con el fin de promover el crecimiento del entorno digital en la región, la Cámara Nacional de la Industria Electrónica, de Telecomunicaciones y Tecnologías de la Información, CANIETI Noroeste en coordinación con la Secretaría de Economía e Innovación del Gobierno de Baja California, ITJuana, DEITAC y Tijuana Innovadora, presentaron en conferencia de prensa el…

[the-eldritch-it-gay]

I hope I win this hackaton it would be so sexy to get a 100-200$ prize

[whatawhim]

Travis too completed his Aspiration, topped the Tech Guru career and just won Hackaton... he’s winning at life!

Game developer by day, content creator by night 😎

[notelizapancakes]

celebration time c’mon! 

to celebrate copperdale’s very own computer team winning the hackaton, riana took her team mates out for non-alcoholic drinks. the night was filled with laughter and irresponsible decisions and ended way past riana’s curfew time. 

[demonicrosebushsims]

A simple Hackaton is a walk in the park for a criminal like Ginger.

[staf]

Pembaruan

🌟Baru

Kami meluncurkan lencana blog terbaru yang bernama Lencana Lunar (🌙) yang melacak fase bulan saat ini! Lihat di TumblrMart pada bagian Lencana. Lencana kini tersedia di web, dan akan segera dirilis ke aplikasi seluler!

Di kotak masuk tanya dan pengiriman di web, tombol Jawaban kini berupa... sebuah tombol! Tidak lagi berupa tautan teks.

🛠️Perbaikan

Memperbaiki masalah yang menyebabkan hentian baris (line breaks) di deskripsi blog Anda diabaikan.

Memperbaiki masalah yang menyebabkan kami salah mencocokkan sebutan ketika para pengguna membagikan postingan dari platform lain seperti Instagram.

Terdapat masalah dengan tautan Soundcloud yang berubah menjadi blok tautan dan bukan berupa sematan di editor postingan, tetapi hal ini sudah diperbaiki sekarang.

Kami memperbaiki beberapa masalah penyelimutan teks ketika menambahkan tagar di editor postingan di web.

Kami juga telah memperbaiki bug di editor postingan web yang dapat menyebabkan pesan kesalahan "Simpan otomatis gagal" jika konten satu-satunya di postingan tersebut berupa blok pencarian GIF yang sedang berlangsung.

🚧Dalam Progres

Dalam versi terbaru aplikasi iOS, beberapa pengguna melihat ikon jam yang berwarna abu-abu (🕓) pada postingan, di sebelah tombol reblog. Ini adalah eksperimen Antrean Cepat dari pengaturan Tumblr Labs, tetapi ikon ini tidak seharusnya ditampilkan ke semua orang di sana seperti sekarang. Kami masih berusaha menghapusnya dari pengguna yang tidak mengaktifkan eksperimen tersebut.

Masih di versi terbaru pada aplikasi iOS, pengaturan balasan dan perpesanan blog tidak berfungsi, membuatnya tidak dapat diakses. Kami juga sedang berusaha untuk memperbaiki hal ini secepat yang kami bisa.

🌱Segera Hadir

Seandainya Anda melewatkannya, kami memposting sekilas tentang beberapa proyek hackaton yang dibuat selama Tumblr Hack Week di blog Engineering. Hal-hal sangat keren yang mungkin akhirnya dapat dilihat di Tumblr!

Menghadapi masalah? Kirimkan Permintaan Dukungan dan kami akan kembali menghubungi Anda secepatnya!

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Ingin mendukung Tumblr secara langsung? Cek lencana Pendukung terbaru di TumblrMart!

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At this point an invitation from Gavin to accompany him to Geek Con came in.

My approach to historic accuracy normally is “it looks vaguely old-timey”, but Geek Con screenshots would be too much even for my standards. On the other hand this particular household could really use the prizes from the competitions.

So what I did is this: I sent my sims to Geek Con, took notes of significant events, saved and then staged a series of photos showing my sims at a fun fair instead of Geek Con.

What happened in gameplay:

- Daniel lost the videogame challenge - Daniel briefly worked at the bar - Meanwhile the other four lost the hackaton - Except for Connor, who got forcefully reset out of his seat by Katrina Caliente - Connor sang for money, later the others joined in - They were able to buy festival foods with the busking money - Caroline and John autonmously appeared and seemed approving of everything my sims did, even tipped them - Alex Moyer ordered fries and then left them for my sims to pick up and take home

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Beau not only won the hackaton at Geekcon! He also met a gorgeous fellow contestant. She was sitting opposite him at the computer desk. They started talking and really hit it of. So much even that she asked him out on a date the day after Geekcon

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FOMA: Cultural Hackathon

Don’t miss the 24 Hours Open Architecture Archives in collaboration with Architectuul, Contineo 2020 Skopje, Docomomo Germany, Kaunas 2022 and with the support of LINA, which will take place from 30. April to 01. May 2023 from 14:00 to 14:00.  Our Digital Champions will discuss and solve issues with mentors regarding digitisation of Forgotten Masterpieces (FOMA) in Berlin, Kaunas and Skopje. Link to the Cultural Hackaton HERE.

Forgotten Masterpieces will develop a new approach to share knowledge about architecture in the field of architecture via digital means. The project thus addresses the curious gap of audience development practices in the field of architecture as well as the disconnect between audience development and digitisation. Communication is at its core. The question the project asks and responds to is: How can we communicate and share architectural knowledge in the twenty-first century? The Cultural Hackathon will address this issue by leveraging the potential of an open digital platform for architecture communication through collaborative cooperation. 

The project has three main outputs as its objective: to create a unique open archive to share architecture knowledge openly and freely on the internet through interoperable archives and other digital media formats to allow for the collaboration of experts and architecture enthusiasts; to build best practices to foster the creation and exchange of architectural knowledge, across different European countries and cultures and to create pan-European “digital champions“ in architecture research to be able to share expertise in online research and communication.

Frankfurt-Römerstadt settlement around 1930. | Photo via arquiscopio

To achieve this, FOMA has united a unique set of partners. As the leading project partner, Architectuul, will make use of its digital expertise and experience in open networks, communities, online audience development and communication and empower its partners to bridge the digital divide. The project can rely on the large international network of DOCOMOMO Germany, an organization with a proven track record for the documentation of Modern architecture. Kaunas 2022 and Contineo 2020 in Skopje stand for two very different European cities which epitomize the rich cross-cultural connections which distinguish sites of local cultural heritage in Europe and their legacy. The interest in FOMA is further underpinned by the strong support of further partners which range from museums and universities, to architecture platforms and online publishers.

* * * * *  P R O G R A M  * * * * *

14:00 - 14:30 Welcoming FOMA presentation; programme overview (Frankfurt) 14:30 - 15:00 Programme overview (Skopje)

AFTERNOON SESSION (1st wave)

15:00 - 16:00 Issue #1 / CONTINEO /  Mentor #1: Allan Tevi Mensah, Lyon (LINA Fellow)

Tevi Allan Mensah is an architect and a visual artist graduated from the Ecole Nationale Superieure d'Architecture (Ensa) of Lyon. After completing two semester in Madrid at the I. Politecnico of the Francisco Vitoria University, in 2020, he came back to France where he worked for the architecture and design workshop Cigue during one year. He carries out a personal practice shared between the architectural project and artistic creation, where eclectic mediums cohabit : from furniture to the scale of the territory, between built projects and research projects. He is interested in the imaginaries of displaced and borderlands territories, as well as the possibility of architecture as a collective mean of communication. He is currently teaching at the Ensa Lyon in the framework of the master studio 'Utopie/Dystopie'.

16:00 - 17:00 Issue #2 / KAUNAS Mentor #2: Eduard Fernandez, Laura Solsona, Barcelona (LINA Fellow)

Laura Solsona is an architect and urban designer. She studied at Escola Tecnica Superior d'Arquitectura de Barcelona (UPC-ETSAB) and Technische Universitat of Berlin (TUBerlin), where she graduated with a MSc in Architecture. From 2015 to 2018, she collaborated in the catalan studio Jornet Llop Pastor arquitectes, where she was involved in urban planning and landscape design projects in different cities of Spain and France. After that, she moved to Australia and worked at Aspect Studios, leading projects in landscape and urban design in Sydney, from 2018 to 2021. She taught at the University of Technology Sydney in 2019 and participated in several design reviews. Eduard Fernandez is an architect and educator. He studied at Escola Tecnica Superior d'Arquitectura de Barcelona (UPC-ETSAB) and Faculdade de Arquitectura da Universidade do Porto (FAUP), where he graduated with an MSc in Architecture. From 2014 to 2021, he worked in different architecture practices in Barcelona and Sydney, and collaborated with cultural institutions such as Fostering Arts and Design (FAD), Arquitectes per l'Arquitectura (AxA), Catalan Board of Architects (COAC), Barcelona City Council, and Casa da Arquitectura. In academia, he was a Research Assistant at the UPC Department of Urbanism and Regional Planning, and more recently a Teaching Associate at Monash University in Melbourne and the University of Technology Sydney, leading several design studios from 2018 to 2021.

17:00 - 18:00 Issue #3 / DOCOMOMO Mentor #3: Meriem Chabani, Paris (LINA Fellow)

Meriem Chabani is an architect, urban planner and founding partner at New South. Her practice is international, prioritizing spaces for vulnerable bodies and territories in tension. She applies the words of bell hooks, putting the margin at the center. By questioning power dynamics and stakeholder relations, her projects include in-depth work on human practices to inform spatial resolution. She currently teaches at the Ecole Nationale Supérieure d’Architecture Paris Malaquais (FR), Royal College of Arts (UK) and HEAD Geneva (CH), after teaching urban planning at the Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (CH). She has been a guest teacher at Royal Saint Martins (UK), Mohamed VI Polytechnic University (MA), the Department of Architecture at the University of Algiers (DZ) and the Ethiopian Institute of Architecture, Building Construction and City Development (ET). Since 2019, she serves as an expert on affordable housing and inclusive cities for the French delegation at the World Urban Forum. In 2022, she is selected as a Fellow for the LINA European Platform. Her work has been showcased at a number of international architecture Biennials, including Venice, Istanbul, Oslo and Lagos. In 2020 Meriem won a Europe 40 under 40 award from The European Centre for Architecture and The Chicago Athenaeum. In 2023, she is named one of the leading women architects in France by AMC.

- Wrap up Afternoon Session

18:00 - 19:00 Talk: Matevž Čelik (Head of LINA)

Matevž Čelik is an architect, researcher and cultural producer in the field of architecture and design. He is currently State Secretary at the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Slovenia, where he is leading the process of modernising the Slovenian museum sector, the management of cultural monuments and the integration of quality architecture into public projects. At the Faculty of Architecture, University of Ljubljana, he is the head of the European Architecture Platform LINA. From 2010 to 2020 he was Director of MAO, Museum of Architecture and Design in Ljubljana, where he founded the first European Architecture Platform Future Architecture and led it from 2015 to 2021.

EVENING SESSION (2nd wave)

19:00 - 20:00 Issue #4 / CONTINEO Mentor #4: Puzzle, Skopje (LINA Fellow)

Puzzle is a collective of young and enthusiastic architects established in 2018, comprising of: Adelina Fejza, Sanja Avramoska, Irena Lazarev, and Valbona Fejza - this team brings together a diverse range of skills and experiences to create unique architectural solutions.They have worked on a wide spectrum of projects including exhibitions, interior design, architectural projects, conceptual projects, research, etc. and successfully participated in many competitions.The team has been recognized for their work, winning several awards and honors. They received an Honorable Mention in the Shinkenchiku Residential Design Competition 2019 for "Living in The Future," and took second place in the competition for "Sports Centre Vllazerimi" organized by the municipality of Kichevo, Macedonia. They have also won first place in the international 24h ideas competition by Ideas Forward for the theme "Knowledge", the 1st prize in the "Industry in the City" competition awarded by the Faculty of Architecture, UKIM in Macedonia, and they won the 2nd place in the international 24h ideas competition by Ideas Forward for the theme "Ocean". Additionally, they have been selected as fellows in the Future Architecture Platform and LINA Platform.  Puzzle has also been actively involved in conferences, presentations and workshops, showcasing their ideas and insights. They have participated in conferences such as the LINA Conference 2022 on "Architecture and the Future of the Planet" and the 2nd International and Interdisciplinary Conference on Spatial Methods for Urban Sustainability (SMUS Conference). They have also presented at the Creative Exchange 2021 on "Landscapes of Care", demonstrating their commitment to exploring the intersection of architecture, sustainability, and social impact, and they lead a student workshop during Tirana Design Week 2021- Post Pandemic City, named “The future of terraces/balconies as in-between spaces”.Throughout their work, they try to have a research-oriented approach thus creating more sustainable, outspoken, and creative solutions for all architectural challenges.

20:00 - 21:00 Issue #5 / DOCOMOMO Mentor #5: Florian Köhl, Berlin (SHA Fellow)

Prof. Florian Köhl, DipArch. Bartlett (UC London) fatkoehl architects is a Berlin based office founded by architect Florian Köhl in 2002. A major trait of the studio's work is its constant search for ways of relating people through architecture with their urban surroundings. In this context, the offices spearheaded efforts to elaborate alternative architectural production models on an all but stale Berlin housing market in the early 2000s. They were instrumental in the development of a new building approach - co-housing - which foresaw the major involvement of their clients in the building process and lead to a new type of architecture fusing a client's creativity with the strong design vision of the architect. In order to understand the role of architecture in urban ecosystems, in 2015 he founded together with Christian Burkhard the research-platform Quest. Prof. Florian Köhl was visiting professor at the University of Kassel, he researched and taught for several years at the Technical University of Berlin and the Bartlett School of Architecture, London. He is also a co-founder of the NBBA (Network of Co-housing Architects in Berlin), Teameleven and Instant City, Berlin.

21:00 - 22:00 Issue #6 / KAUNAS Mentor #6: Sonja Dragović, Lisbon (Digital FAP Fellow)

Sonja Dragović is a PhD candidate and a researcher at the Center for Socioeconomic and Territorial Studies – DINÂMIA’CET-Iscte at the University Institute of Lisbon, where she is pursuing doctoral studies at the Department of Architecture and Urbanism as a scholarship holder of the Portuguese Foundation for Science and Technology. She graduated from the Faculty of Economics of the University of Montenegro and completed the 4CITIES master's degree in urban studies at the Free University of Brussels (ULB) in 2015. Her research interests include socially engaged architectural practices, commons, urban social movements, and the interplay between activism and urban governance. Her own activist efforts focus on working with local communities toward improving participatory methods, public policies, and shared spaces. She is the author and co-author of several books, research papers, expert reports, and policy proposals related to these issues. She is a member of activist and research collectives KANA/ko ako ne arhitekt (Podgorica) and Laboratório de Estudos Urbanos (Lisbon), and one of the editors of LeftEast.

22:00 - 23:00 Talk prof. Kyong Park, Seoul/San Diego [2086: Together How?]

Kyong Park is a professor in the Department of Visual Arts at the University of California, San Diego (since 2007) and was the founding director of StoreFront for Art and Architecture in New York (1982–1998); the International Center for Urban Ecology in Detroit (1998–2001); and the Centrala Foundation for Future Cities in Rotterdam (2005–2006). There, he co-produced Lost Highway Expedition, an expedition through nine major cities of ex-Yugoslavia and Albania in 25 days, in which several hundred people participated [2006]. He was a curator for the Gwangju Biennale (1997) and the Artistic Director and Chief Curator for the Anyang Public Art Project 2010 in Korea, where he curated 30 projects and commissioned 23 international artists, including Suzanne Lacy, Marjetica Potrč, Rick Lowe, Raumlabor, Lot-ek, Mass Studies, Chan-Kyong Park. Kyong Park was also a Loeb Fellow at Harvard University (1996/97), Visiting Chair of Urbanism at the University of Detroit Mercy, School of Architecture (2000-2001), and the editor of “Urban Ecology: Detroit and Beyond,” a book on his projects, with contributions from 32 architects, artists and critics [2005]. His solo exhibitions are Kyong Park: New Silk Road at the Museo de Arte Contemporàneo de Castilla y León in Spain (2009–10), and Imagining New Eurasia, a sequence of three research art exhibitions that visualized continental and urban relations between East and West, which was commissioned and exhibited at the Asia Culture Center in Gwangju, South Korea (2015–18). He is the author of Urban Ecology: Detroit and Beyond (2005) and Imagining Eurasia: Visualizing A Continental History (2019).

23:00 - 02:00 Discussion with a break

LATE NIGHT SESSION (3rd wave)

02:00 - 03:00 Issue #7: DOCOMOMO Mentor #7: Aleksandra Globokar, Melbourne (Correspondent)

03:00 - 04:00 Issue #8: KAUNAS Mentor #8: Urša Komac, Sydney (Correspondent)

Urša Komac is a Senior Lecturer and the Director of Academic Programs in Architecture at Western Sydney University. She is a registered architect from Europe and holds a BA in Architecture, MSc in Landscape Architecture from the University of Ljubljana and a PhD from Barcelona School of Architecture. She has worked as an architect and as an architectural critic for more than 20 years. She has taught at the Boston Architectural College, the Barcelona School of Architecture, the University of New South Wales, the University of Sydney and Canberra. In 2018 she was a Visiting Research Fellow at Tokyo University of the Arts and a Marie Curie Fellow at the Barcelona School of Architecture, exploring connections between academia and practice. From 2015-17 she was a CI on an OLT teaching grant, exploring new paths for a PhD in architecture. Her research interests are architecture and the city, public space, heritage and architectural education. In addition to several articles, she co-authored a monograph on architect Bogdan Bogdanovic. She received the Piranesi Award for the Rest Areas for the Bicycle Paths in the Slovene Karst with Spela Kuhar. Her Observation Points in Škocjanski zatok were recently selected for the 9th International Biennial of Landscape Architecture and nominated for the Mies van der Rohe Award. Her co-authored book (with Pablo Guillen) City Form, Economics and Culture: For the Architecture of the Public Space is out in 2020.

04:00 - 05:00 Issue #9: CONTINEO Mentor #9: Daniel Languré, Mexico City (Correspondent)

Daniel de León Languré Bachelor of Architecture (ITESM 2012) and M. Arch (PUC 2017). Since 2013 and in parallel with his own practice, he has worked with local studios as Residente de obra and Project Architect. He was co-founder of Diseño Espacial (2013-2019)l, an architectural office that explored diverse aesthetic, perfomatic and construction practices around Mexico city’s peripheria. Before and after his M. Arch degree he took diploma courses focused on the history of prehispanic and colonial architecture in México. In 2017 he started his participation as a teacher assistant and professor in universities in both Chile and Mexico. In 2019 he was commissioned as a curator of an Associated Project for the 2019 Lisbon Architecture Triennale and has participated as an Academic Representant in the 2020 Quito Panamerican Architecture Biennale. In 2021 his work was exhibited at the 17th Venice Architecture Biennale as part of the Prishtina Public Archipielago and Co-habitats section. He is currently part of the British office based in Mexico OBVdS Workshops as a project architect and is also in charge of his independent practice Intermedio, an studio interested in the manner in which socially and politically relevant questions of Mexican society are raised through the architectural representation of utopian approaches. Retired soccer fan, closet drummer and nostalgic of Frank Zappa and Italian progressive rock.

MORNING SESSION (Wrap-up & Solutions)

9:00 - 10:00 Issue #10: KAUNAS Mentor #10: Merve Bedir, Istanbul (Correspondent)

Merve Bedir is an architect. Her work focuses on infrastructures of hospitality and mobility. A second line of work refers to the collective intelligences and imaginaries of landscape. She is a postdoc researcher in Critical Media Lab, Basel, and tutor at Design Academy Eindhoven. She holds a PhD from Delft University of Technology, and a BArch from Middle East Technical University in Ankara. She is a co-initiator of Aformal Academy in Pearl River Delta region, Black Book Assembly in Hong Kong, Kitchen Workshop in Gaziantep, and Center for Spatial Justice in Istanbul. Merve's current design project involvements include a smart agriculture facility in Ningde, and Postane repair and regeneration project in Istanbul. Merve curated Vocabulary of Hospitality, Istanbul and Rotterdam (2014 and 2022); uncommon river, Plovdiv (2015); and co-curated Automated Landscapes (2017-19). Her work has taken part in Istanbul Design Biennale (several editions), Urbanism and Architecture Biennale Shenzhen (several editions), Sao Paulo Architecture Biennale (2017), and Venice Architecture Biennale (2021); and most recently exhibited in Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum (2023). Merve co-chairs Rethinking Partnerships panel of United International Architects Conference in 2023. Her work was funded by Prins Claus Funds, European Cultural Foundation, United Nations Development Program, among others. Her projects were reviewed in The Guardian, Metropolismag, Avery Review, and Frieze Magazine. 

10:00 - 13:00 Presentations of solutions and review of the issues Mentor #10: Yvette Vašourková, Prague (Correspondent)  

Yvette Vašourková (*1976, Brno, Czechoslovakia) studied architecture and urban design at the Berlage Institute in the Netherlands as well as at Faculty of Architecture of the Czech Technical University in Prague, where she completed her PhD with a theses title: The Importance of a Metropolitan Palace for Sustainable. City. She is co-founder of Centre for Central European Architecture (CCEA) a non-profit organization and with Igor Kovačević she founded the architecture firm MOBA studio. She is member of Woking Group New European Bauhaus ACE. She was nominated as Architect of the Year 2016 by Czech Chamber of Architects. She is active as an architect, a curator and an initiator of urban transformations. Recently she is involved in in the project Negrelli Viaduct - The Opportunity for Creative City, which was awarded by Czech Architecture Award in 2017. In 2019  she was a guest professor at L´ESA Paris. She is leading design studio at Archip, international school of architecture Prague and she is guiding students of doctoral studies at Faculty of Architecture, CTU Prague. She will conduct her post doc research as Fulbright visiting scholar 23/24 at Pratt Institute New York.

13:00 - 14:00 Summary, Final Remarks, Closing

[gsl-scripterror]

Onde eu comecei na programação

Uma pequena lembrança de quando comecei na programação. Quem sabe daqui a algum tempo, eu olho para trás e pense "uau, esse foi o pontapé inicial de tudo!". Ou quem sabe, eu relembre disso caso desista de programar. Quem sabe. (15/04/2024)

     Tudo começou realmente em 2021 quando eu consegui uma bolsa de estudos da RecodePro. No começo do ano eu havia entrado na plataforma para fazer o conteúdo gratuito e recebi a notificação de um evento gratuito e online. Eu fui fazendo os testes e passando até chegar no Hackaton. Minha equipe quase não entrega o projeto a tempo e eu já estava desenganada de que passaria para a próxima fase. Mas no fim, conseguimos, passamos e nunca mais nos falamos.

    A entrevista foi a coisa mais aterrorizante que alguém como eu posso ter. Marquei a entrevista como instruído, já pensando em desistir. E por alguma confusão que fiz, eu errei o dia e acabei entrando em contato pedindo uma segunda chance. Quase morri de vergonha porque atrapalhei a entrevista de outra pessoa, mas foram gentis e me instruíram a marcar outra para o dia seguinte. E assim eu fiz. Tentei ser sincera, apesar de não ter nada para contar.

    Por algum motivo, a entrevistadora foi com minha cara e passei também. Separei a documentação que precisava e esperei meu nome ser chamado. E não foi na primeira chamada, apenas nas vagas remanescentes. Entrei no curso uma semana atrasada, em um grupo formado de pessoas que não conseguia e pior: deveria trabalhar em grupo para entregar um projeto no fim do curso.

    A nota consistia nas atividades individuais, nas entregas em grupo e nas notas que meus colegas me dariam. O que achei ruim, pois sou uma porta que não conversa com ninguém e obviamente me deram uma nota ruim. Eu consegui acompanhar bem as matérias nas primeiras semanas, mas quando o assunto de back-end começou, eu já não consegui fazer as atividades muito bem. Entreguei, mas foi muito ruim. Ainda assim, minhas notas foram razoáveis. 

    Eu não aprendi React porque meu computador não é dos melhores e travava muito. As explicações que davam não era suficiente para que eu entendesse e os erros que dava eu não conseguia arrumar sozinha. Acabei desistindo de re-assistir às aulas e deixei esses conteúdos para uma próxima oportunidade. SCRUM, banco de dados, Java, Spring Boot, não aprendi nada. Entreguei o último projeto chorando de agonia pensando que não iria passar porque não fiz o mínimo necessário. Pesquisei o código em um site low-code para poder copiar e colar o melhor que pude. Mas eu tenho pra mim que o tutor responsável pela minha equipe era muito gentil para dar uma nota baixa. Ele havia passado pelo mesmo um ano antes. Se eu passei, foi graças a ele, porque se fosse outra pessoa, teria dado nota baixa.

    Teve a feira de empregabilidade, mas eu, com toda a minha esquisitice, não participei. Que habilidades eu realmente adquiri? Eu não sabia dizer. Tinha que gravar um vídeo de dois minutos (exatamente, dois minutos!) explicando minha trajetória, minhas habilidades e eu simplesmente travei. Foi uma crise existencial porque o que eu havia feito até então? Nada. Nada que achei digno de mencionar já que nunca fiz outro curso (na verdade, fiz o curso técnico de Design Gráfico do Senac, mas nunca busquei o certificado 💀), nunca trabalhei, nunca fui voluntária. Eu tenho é pavor de pessoas. Não dava para dizer aos recrutadores que eu preferia fazer um projeto inteiro sozinha a ter que conversar com meus colegas.

    Inclusive, minha crise de choro antes de entregar meu projeto individual, foi porque não soube pedir ajuda. Do meio para o fim, nem tive coragem já que a equipe estava passando por problemas (duas integrantes não se gostavam e estavam brigando), cada um estava atolado de coisas para fazer e eu sem nem uma mosca para alimentar, não foquei o suficiente para estudar e fazer o melhor projeto que podia. E por vergonha, sem saber como iniciar uma conversa dessas, deixei para depois até chegar o dia de entregar e ter que me virar do jeito que pude.

    Depois disso, eu fiquei meses sem fazer nada realmente produtivo. Eu acho muito difícil sentar e focar em estudar. Agora mesmo, eu tenho cursos empilhados aqui para fazer, mas não tenho a disciplina de sentar e fazer. Eu tenho a curiosidade de saber como funciona e ainda assim não entendo bem para que serve. 

    Eu devo admitir que não me interessei o suficiente pelo projeto em grupo porque outros tomaram a frente e eu não entendia o que estava acontecendo no back-end. Tinha que apresentar o projeto também e eu, com minha proatividade de uma lesma, deixei para que os outros fizessem. Não sei como que isso tudo terminou, como ficou o design, qual foi a nota, nada. Eu não me lembro muito bem dessa época.

    Esse foi meu primeiro contato real, estudando e 'codando'.

Github de onde está o repositório da última parte do meu projeto individual. Nem sei se dá para entender, mas vai ficar lá por um tempo até decidir se excluo ou não.

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L'Oreal Redken

Mars 2014 – Hackaton Project with MMI Sorbonne Master 2 students and those inthe process of being admitted to Ecole 42 : design of a mobile application prototype and coordination of the winning team of the L’Oréal/Redken hackathon for the named project : My Hair Room. Projet avec les élèves de Master 2 du MMI Sorbonne et ceux en cours d’admission de l’École 42 : conception d’un prototype…

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Jongerenwerkers van het sociaal team in de gemeente Roerdalen gaan de komende weken informatie ophalen bij jongeren in de leeftijdscategorie 11 tot 23 jaar. Dit doen de jongerenwerkers via een uitgebreide online enquête en in ieder dorp via vuurkorfsessies. Daarnaast organiseert de gemeente een Hackaton voor jongeren op het gebied van recreatie en toerisme. Al deze informatie wordt gebruikt om een nieuw jongerenbeleid op te stellen. Wat houdt jongeren in Roerdalen bezig? Wethouder Loes Vestjens: “We willen dat jongeren zichzelf kunnen zijn en zich prettig en thuis voelen in onze dorpen. Want als ze zich nu fijn voelen in onze gemeenschap, zullen ze in de toekomst ook eerder voor Roerdalen kiezen als plek om te wonen en leven. We zien en horen dat het echt niet altijd even makkelijk is om in de huidige tijd zorgeloos op te groeien. Onze jongerenwerkers horen daarom graag van jongeren hoe we ze hierbij kunnen helpen en wat we voor ze kunnen betekenen. Is er genoeg te doen in hun dorp, voelen ze zich geaccepteerd, en wat vinden ze belangrijk?  Dat willen we graag in kaart brengen.” Online enquête en vuurkorfsessies Vanaf 20 maart ontvangen alle jongeren in de gemeente een flyer met informatie en een link naar de online enquête. Jongeren die de enquête helemaal invullen kunnen hierbij verschillende prijzen winnen. Op deze manier willen de jongerenwerkers zoveel mogelijk reacties ontvangen. Daarnaast zijn er vuurkorfsessies waarbij jongerenwerkers op een laagdrempelige manier met jongeren in gesprek gaan. Roerdalen Hackaton Op 9 en 10 april organiseert de gemeente Roerdalen samen met Keyport ook een Hackaton op het gebied van recreatie en toerisme. Dit is voor jongeren tussen de 15 en 25 jaar. Tijdens deze tweedaagse Hackathon worden jongeren uitgedaagd om in teams samen te werken en hun ideeën te presenteren voor de toekomst van Roerdalen. De meest innovatieve en impactvolle ideeën worden beloond met prijzen.