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Hackathon
03 Mar - 08:00 AM
Oshawa, Canada
The City of Oshawa has partnered with Durham College, Trent University Durham, and the University of Ontario Institute of Technology (UOIT) to organize a Hackathon for students to propose a solution to a public policy challenge: housing.
Please visit www.oshawa.ca/hackathon for full details about the challenge you and your team will be facing.
Registration Notes
Team size is three to five people.
Registration closes at 5 p.m. on February 16, 2018.
Each team requires one designated lead. Please register your entire team on the same order by adjusting your quantity on the registration page.
It will be assumed that the first Ticket Holder is your team lead.
Get prepared for March 3 by attending our kick-off event!
Part One: Kick-OffWhen: Thursday, February 15 from 2:30 to 4 p.m. Where: SIRC 3110, UOIT North Campus
Part Two: The Hackathon When: Saturday, March 3 from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Where: C 113, Gordon Willey Building, Durham College Oshawa Campus
We encourage all participants to attend the kick-off prior to the Hackathon. If that is not possible, please ensure at least one member of your team is able to attend the kick-off on February 15, 2018. The kick-off will provide you with an overview of the theme/problem to solve and an opportunity to speak directly with subject matter experts. You'll also learn about event logistics, guidelines, evaluation and prizing.
FAQs
Are there ID or minimum age requirements to enter the event?
Please bring your Durham College, Trent University Durham, or UOIT student card with you to the Hackathon. There are no age limitations.
What are my transportation/parking options for getting to and from the event?
We will not be providing transportation to the event. Please visit the event website for information about parking.
What should I bring to the event?
Please bring your own laptop and laptop cord to the event. Food and beverages will be provided.
How can I contact the organizer with any questions?
Please contact researchpartnerships@uoit.ca with questions.
Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event?
No.
OpenNMT Paris Workshop 2018 & ONMT Hackathon - March 2nd & March 3rd 2018
02 Mar - 08:30 AM
PARIS,
Neural technologies enthusiasts in and around Paris! You're invited to participate in the OpenNMT Paris Workshop 2018 and then in the OpenNMT Hackathon the following day. You'll get to learn about the latest features in the OpenNMT open source project. In the hackathon, you'll get to work with OpenNMT and prototype your own app for tasks such as automatic machine translation, or text generation and summarization.
OpenNMT Paris Workshop 2018 & OpenNMT Hackathon
02 Mar - 08:30 AM
PARIS,
Neural technologies enthusiasts in and around Paris! You're invited to participate in the OpenNMT Paris Workshop 2018 and then in the OpenNMT Hackathon the following day. You'll get to learn about the latest features in the OpenNMT open source project. In the hackathon, you'll get to work with OpenNMT and prototype your own app for tasks such as automatic machine translation, or text generation and summarization.
THURSDAYS @ NODE: Moving unlimited amounts of Bitcoin to Real Estate, with Teresa Grobecker
01 Mar - 08:00 PM
San Francisco,
THURSDAYS @ NODE PRESENTS: TERESA GROBECKER - MOVING UNLIMITED AMOUNTS OF BITCOIN TO REAL ESTATE.
Teresa Grobecker, real estate broker and fintech enthusiast, is the first and only CA broker who can move unlimited amounts of bitcoin to real estate. If you’re interested in diversifying your cryptocurrency into a tangible asset or want to understand how the process works, join us this Thursday @ Node.
Teresa Grobecker, MBA, CRPC, is the founder of Grobecker Holland International, Inc., a boutique residential, commercial, lending, traditional and bitcoin escrow company headquartered in SF CA. GHI is a team of 40 professionals and nimble to respond to ever-changing market conditions. Teresa is currently working on her third fintech project: an real estate to blockchain smart contract ICO. Learn more on GrobeckerHolland.com
About Node:
Come to San Francisco’s newest private members club and gain insider knowledge on the exploding blockchain and crypto industry. Network with like-minded people and dance to live DJ-sets by our in-house-DJ William Newton. http://facebook.com/djwillaa
Doors open at 8:00pm; talk starts at 9.00pm.
Drinks will be provided and additional wine can be enjoyed at Maritime below Node.
Become a member of Node: Node membership provides you with a place to hang out, work, create, and communicate. Unique and exciting events will be hosted every week, from yoga classes, to hackathons, to live music. A core theme in our event programming is focused around the crypto community. Node members get free access or discounts to all events.
https://www.nodeworldwide.com/
Enactus KCL Hackathon #2
28 Feb - 03:00 PM
Come along to Enactus KCL's second HACKATHON! Work with a team to come up with INNOVATIVE social enterprise solutions and commercial business ideas.
Following the huge success of our last hackathon, we wanted to go for round 2!
The social enterprise projects will aim to use technology for good, while commercial projects have a goal of making as much money as possible in 12 months!This will be a fantastic opportunity to work with like-minded students, with the help of Enactus mentors, to come up with an outline for a project and understand the need(s) it tackles, formulate a business model and identify potential business partners... all in the space of 6 hours! ...It will be a long-haul, but there will be PIZZA and REDBULL to keep you in tip-top condition! Following the event, the teams will be invited to join a 6-week incubator programme with speakers and mentors. They will then present to a panel of judges to win prize money at the end and become a fully supported Enactus KCL venture! This experience is great for the CV, and is open to all KCL students regardless of degree or background.
ProfHacks 2018
24 Feb - 11:00 AM
Glassboro,
Rowan IEEE's third annual hackathon. Competitors have 24 hours to design innovative hardware and software hacks in a competition for thousands of dollars in prizes. Build completely from scratch or using Major League Hacking's hardware lab. ProfHacks is completely free, with food, snacks, drinks, swag, tshirts, and unlimited caffeine provided at absolutely no cost. Whether you're a hackathon pro, programming extraordinaire, or complete beginner, ProfHacks has something for you.
Register at ProfHacks.com
IATA Hackathon Kochi, India - Students (by invitation only)
23 Feb - 05:00 PM
Thengode P.O, Kakkanad, India
Techie students! If you're interested in the airline industry, then you're invited to sign up to participate in the IBS Travel Hackathon 2018 Student Edition. Your project idea for this event should improve the travel experience and/or process in some manner. This is a preliminary event to the IATA Hackathon Kochi, India. The top five winning teams will be invited to participate in Kochi. The top three teams will win cash prizes from a pool of ₹ 150,000.
IATA Hackathon Kochi, India - Event and Filming Staff
23 Feb - 05:00 PM
Thengode P.O, Kakkanad, India
Registration by Invitation ONLY - for any doubts please contact pacchionia@iata.org
23rd Feb 2018 - Welcome cocktail
Taj Malabar Resort & Spa
Willingdon Island
Kochi, Kerala, India
24th & 25th Feb 2018 - Hack days and final pitches
IBS Software offices
4th Floor, Unit 401 & 402 (B Wing), SCK 01, SmartCity Campus Thengode P.O, Kakkanad, Cochin -682030, India
How to build decentralized prediction markets? (Software Engineers only)
22 Feb - 06:00 PM
London,
Please note: this is a technical deep dive talk strictly for software engineers, software architects and computer science/software engineering students only. We will therefore review all registrations and we will send you an email to confirm your seat. We require each attendee to register on Eventbrite to attend this event. Please complete the registration form provided. Security at the venue will not allow entry to anyone without a valid ticket. This is a private event and we have the right to refuse entry.
This event in collaboration with Gnosis is brought to you by The Blockchain Connector and King’s College London Blockchain Society
Headline: How to build decentralized prediction markets?
Abstract:
The presentation will cover technical details of the Gnosis platform and how developers can get started building their own application on Gnosis. In addition, future technical challenges to bring Gnosis to the masses will be discussed and possible solutions will be presented.
Gnosis Background:
Gnosis will be a disruptive force driving change in a number of systemically important global markets, including finance, gambling, insurance, and information. Gnosis prediction markets will also find applications in new forms of distributed, market-based governance protocols, and will provide unique incentivization opportunities for both local and global economies. Gnosis is well-positioned as a medium for a long-term shift toward information arbitrage economies that will power the Internet of Things, as well as more advanced forms of artificial intelligence. We believe that we are on the cusp of a Cambrian explosion of machine intelligence that will leverage a global liquidity pool of information for decision-making and will be deeply interwoven on a shared blockchain fabric such as Ethereum. Decentralized prediction markets seeded on Gnosis will be the ideal medium of exchange for these intelligent agents.
Further info available on the following sites:
Web: https://gnosis.pm/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/gnosisPM
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/18098361/
Bio of speaker: Stefan George, CTO
01.03.2015 – present Co-Founder of Gnosis - Prediction Market Software.
01.06.2013 – present Co-Founder of Fairlay.com Bitcoin sports betting.
2010 - 2013 Master of Science IT-Systems Engineering. Hasso Plattner Institute.
Stefan is an entrepreneur and developer who became interested in Bitcoin in 2013. He started his own Bitcoin start-up Fairlay, one of the leading prediction markets using Bitcoin today. Previously, Stefan worked at tech companies in Silicon Valley and at Berlin-based start-ups. After finishing his Master’s in Computer Science, he decided to travel to Asia for a year in 2014 and started Gnosis afterwards working from Berlin. The first alpha version of Gnosis was released just one week after the launch of Ethereum. Stefan leads the development at Gnosis and implemented the smart contracts behind the prediction market platform. In addition, Stefan wrote the crowdfunding campaigns for Gnosis and SingularDTV and the multisig-wallet which became a standard for ICOs today.
“Our mission is to build an accessible prediction market platform enabling the free flow of useful information.”
“Decentralization will enforce deregulation and accelerate the development of markets making them globally efficient.”
“A decentralized economy complements the distributed nature of information spread throughout society. Decentralized prediction markets will be the platform to trade this information.”
Schedule:
18:30 - 19:00 Registration & Networking
19:00 - 19:10 Intro from The Blockchain Connector & King’s College London Blockchain Society
19:10 - 19:15 Lightning intro from the audience. We are providing an opportunity to our audience to present for two minutes. The topic must focus around a blockchain based product/platform you are building. Please inquire by sending an email to antonio@theblockchainconnector.com
19:15 - 20:15 Main presentation by Stefan George from Gnosis
20:15 - 21:00 Q & A with Stefan George led by Mustafa Al-Bassam
21:00 onwards - Networking drinks at a nearby pub kindly sponsored by DeepToken.
Location: King's College London, Room BH (S) -1.01, Bush House Auditorium, Ground Floor, 30 Aldwych, London, WC2B 4BG. Click HERE for link to map.
Sponsor:
DeepToken, the currency of IP exchange.
More info on our sponsor can be found on www.deeptoken.io
Twitter @deeptoken
EVENT ORGANIZER
This event is brought to you by The Blockchain Connector and King’s College London Blockchain Society.
The King’s College London Blockchain Society (KCL Blockchain) aims to provide students a means to engage with the London Blockchain community. We do this by organising events, producing research and curating London blockchain events. We are always looking to collaborate with interested parties to bring students and industry members together to advance our knowledge in Blockchain. For enquiries, please email us at junyong@kclblockchain.com
Further info available on the following sites:
Web: https://www.kclblockchain.com/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/11347353/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kclblockchain/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/kclblockchain
Antonio Sabado is the founder of The Blockchain Connector, a training and recruitment company focusing entirely on Blockchain technology. If you are hiring or looking for your next job opportunity in the blockchain space, please get in touch. Antonio has 10+ years experience working closely with global Investment Banks placing and managing highly skilled eTrading Technology professionals. Antonio has an extensive network, ranging from mid to senior level technology and business professionals across various sectors. He is an organiser of several Blockchain focused events in London aimed at software developers and business users.
The Blockchain Connector’s goal is to build a blockchain developer community by helping regular developers become blockchain developers. We host regular hands-on developer workshops, technical deep dive sessions and hackathons. We train and recruit developers on behalf of start-ups and global firms working on Blockchain related projects. We are also planning a series of Blockchain focused seminars for business users/non-technical users to take place in London.
Hackathons:
We have the resources to organise and mentor blockchain based hackathons. Contact us if you are a blockchain based company who would like to sponsor one of our hackathons or you would like us to lend you a helping hand with organising a hackathon.
Developer Training:
We have the resources and expertise to offer companies a blockchain developer focused training on site. Alternatively, developers can join our monthly hands-on developer workshop in London.
Hiring:
We have the network to help you build your development team. Contact us if you are a company looking to hire or a developer looking for your next job opportunity.
Volunteer Developers:
We have access to developers who are looking to contribute to open source projects on a volunteer basis. Contact us if you have an Ethereum based project that require volunteer developers. Alternatively, contact us if you are a developer looking to gain commercial blockchain development experience.
Future events:
Click HERE to view all our up and coming blockchain related events.
Contact:
If you have any question, please contact us on antonio@theblockchainconnector.com or +44 7923 521 833.
Web: https://www.theblockchainconnector.com/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/thebc_connector & https://twitter.com/bc_workshop
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/15221081/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheBlockchainWorkshop/
Join our developer focused meetup group held monthly in London. This meetup group is strictly for developers only. Technical talk made for a technical audience. https://www.meetup.com/Blockchain-Workshop-for-Developers/
DigitalOcean Hackathon - Ahmedabad
17 Feb - 10:00 AM
Ahmedabad,
DigitalOcean Hackathon is happening in Ahmedabad. The Hackathon is open to startups, working professionals & students. You can participate in an individual capacity OR as a team (of upto 3 members).Date: Feb 17 - Feb 18, 2017. Time: 10am - 10am Duration: 24 Hours Hackathon Register now for free: http://skll.in/dohackahmedabadVenue: IGNITE - Incubator & Co-working SpaceRoom no. 402, 403, 4th Floor, Block - CSilver Oak Campus, Opp. Sola Bhagwat VidhyapithS. G. Highway, Gota, Ahmedabad - 382481Map link: http://skll.in/dohackamdmapTeams can consist of a mix of both professional developers & student developers from different organizations/institutions. All hacks must be developed during the hackathon itself. Each team will be provided with an opportunity to pitch their hackathon idea to the Jury, including a Q&A round.The hack will be judged on the following parameters: * Uniqueness and usefulness of the idea * How complete is the application built during the hack * Tech Architecture * Presentation