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From: Rohisha Adke
Hi everyone,
A friend and I are doing research on collaboration that happens (or doesn't
happen) between researchers in social sciences/humanities and those who
could apply the research through "entrepreneurial ventures," especially
thos
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From: Jim Murray
Date: Wed, Mar 27, 2013 at 10:08 AM
*Food Hackathon 9AM April 6, 2013 - 7PM April 7, 2013 (Saturday and Sunday)
http://foodhackathon.eventbrite.com/#
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We thought you might be interested in the event highlighted below. *To
register, see
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From: Mia Newman
Date: Tue, Mar 19, 2013 at 7:15 AM
Subject: USAID/Humanity United Tech Challenge for Atrocity Prevention
To: Sam King
Hi Sam,
Not sure if you remember me, but we talked when I was president of Stanford
STAND for the past few years, and
I just donated to the below campaign -- the folks involved are both
motivated and capable, and I'm confident that they'll make a big impact if
we get them the resources they need.
Sam King
Director | Code the Change <https://codethechange.org> - ask me how you can
help the CS f
There's a social entrepreneurship fair on Thursday. If you are interested
in programming for a social enterprise or starting one, this is a great
opportunity to learn about resources.
Sam King
Director | Code the Change <https://codethechange.org> - ask me how you can
help the CS
In general, I prefer it when the reply-to is as it is in this mailing list.
When I want to reply to the sender, I hit reply, and when I want to reply
to all, I hit reply all. When the reply-to is the list, it becomes more
annoying to reply just to the sender.
Sam King
Director | Code the Change
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From: Jeremy Keeshin
If there are any people who are around the area and interested in education
technology and building products for teachers, there is a hackathon called
RemixEd (http://remixedk12.com/) on August 4-5 in Mountain View.
You can contact Mik
k that most people I know
are starting to have the expectation, "anything that I do on a computer or
on the internet will leave traces." That is very dependent on the culture
and familiarity with computers on the part of the user, though.
Sam King
Director | Code the Change <http://co
Details are at http://contributingcode.cloudfoundry.com/
It's sponsored by VMWare, and Github, Benetech, and Code for America are
participating. There will be talks, cool people, food, tshirts, prizes,
and the opportunity to make the world a better place.
Sam King
Director | Code the C
cular
countries or current events under the assumptions that the people involved
would consider that private-ish.
Greg does bring up a good point regarding community standards versus
security, though.
Sam King
Director | Code the Change <http://codethechange.org> - we have a Code Jam
for
e can sign up for, you should assume that
whatever malicious user you are worried about has an account on the list
and is getting every email that anyone sends to it and indexing it
themselves.
At that point, any privacy you're getting is just security through
obscurity.
Sam King
Director
e quarter is over, there will be a journalism
hackathon. Details aren't finalized yet, but email me if you're
interested, and I'll keep you posted.
Sam King
Director | Code the Change <http://codethechange.org> - we have a Code Jam
for social good coming up!
Teache
Code the Change is having an 8 hour Code Jam on Saturday, May 12, from 1pm
to 9 pm, at Branner Dining Hall. This Code Jam is a good opportunity to
have a real world impact and for people of all skill levels to learn more
about web programming or the many other ways that CS can be used for social
c
The Engagement Summit is a great way to learn from some CS Social Change
practitioners -- they have a great line up of people. Check it out at Old
Union on Sunday at Noon (pizza provided).
Sam King
Director | Code the Change <http://codethechange.org> - we have a Code Jam
for social good
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From: Deep Sahni
Date: Wed, Apr 25, 2012 at 3:24 PM
We had a great hackathon last weekend at Stanford. The CTO from the White
House showed up and spent 2.5 hours with the students!
We would like to invite the Code the Change group and it's members to our
h
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