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Makers 4 Good is pleased to announce its "Picture This!" Campaign for Hacker Dojo. They are a great coworking / community space for makers & hackers of all sorts, and they are moving into a new space. To help them do so, we will donate $10 to them for every photo you tag on social media with #makers4good with a qualified account. Head to the link below to sign up!
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Today we are very excited to announce that we're granting funds to Hacker Dojo for the purchase of a laser cutter!
Buchla 222e Tactile Surface for 200e by Yotsuba&! Via Flickr: Touch interface for the Multi Dimensional Kinesthetic Input Port
Buchla 259e TWG and 261e CWG for 200e by Yotsuba&! Via Flickr: Twisted Waveform Generator and Complex Waveform Generator for the Buchla 200e Electric Music Box (modular synthesizer).
California's First Bitcoin ATM Opens in Mountain View Hacker Dojo
California’s First Bitcoin ATM Opens in Mountain View Hacker Dojo
Hacker Dojo Bitcoin ATM
Mountain View, California has become host to the state’s first bitcoin ATM. The machine was installed in Mountain View’s Hacker Dojo, which acts as a community center for hackers and thinkers. Executive director of the Hacker Dojo, Brian Rouch, plans on spreading bitcoin awareness. He says:
“Bitcoin has long been discussed as a possible currency of the future, but has been…
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1 Week Later
It's been 1 week since we graduated. To the best of my knowledge, nobody has yet to receive an offer but I expect that to be changing very shortly. Everyone I've talked to has been interviewing and a number of students have been called back for second interviews.
My plan for today had been to go down to Hacker Dojo in Mountain View. They were having a pajama coding party and I was looking for an excuse to don my sunkist pajamas outside the home. Unfortunately I couldn't get any of my classmates to make the trek with me and I didn't feel like going alone.
My day wasn't nearly as interesting back here in San Francisco as it could have been in Mountain View. I spent most of it in coffee shops. I emailed another 10 or so companies and I continued working on Trifecta. I added a few small features and I merged my changes with Ran's. She made the splash screen look nicer, added in a high score feature, and made it so the easy levels have fewer different colored blocks than the harder. All of the changes were positive. Having fewer colored blocks was not only positive but necessary. Before that, the easy levels were the hardest. It was just too unlikely to find 3 of the same color block beside one another.
I heard back from a company that I met at the last Hackers & Founders meetup in Oakland. The company is called Sports Lab and they make designing football plays easier. They also make it easier for the coach to illustrate just how a play is supposed to be executed to the rest of the team. And it's easier for the coach to choose the right play at the right time during the game. It's actually a pretty cool project they're working on. I'll be meeting with them next week to see where I might be able to help out.
Hacker Dojo has a Kickstarter.
We can't use these power strips anymore, so they are going to be part of the grab bag at $256. Each one will have a Hacker Dojo sticker on it, and we're printing a nice big red "rejected" stamp in case anybody forgets the fire marshal's opinions on such chaos.
“The entire ethos in the Valley is to help and support young entrepreneurs as they’re trying to hack up wonderful things and experiment, and having places like that are so important to the fabric of the Valley, they need to be supported.”
An article about Hacker Dojo from KQED
