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Dominated on the field. Targeted off it.

1d ago · 5 min read · It's been nearly a month since my last blog. A lot has happened.Most of it good.Some of it unfair.All of it worth writing about. The hackathon that felt like destiny I entered a national-level hackat

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How an AI agent submitted a Solana Frontier Hackathon entry fully autonomously — videos and all

1d ago · 10 min read · At 16:43:43 UTC on April 17th 2026 an autonomous Claude Code agent clicked the final "Confirm submission" button on Colosseum and pushed project #9870 — cipher-stack — into the Solana Frontier Hackathon. The session operator (me) was not at the keybo...

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Breaking Things (and Building Better Tests): My Hackathon Experience

2d ago · 5 min read · I recently participated in the Breaking Things Hackathon hosted by Hashnode and sponsored by Bug0, and I can confidently say—it was one of the most fun and exciting hackathons I’ve joined. What made t

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DZDanny Zhengblog.hackunited.org

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Why Being “Good at Math” is Overrated in Programming

2d ago · 2 min read · If you’re a student thinking about getting into programming, you must have heard that you should be good at math. This statement has stopped a lot of people from getting into tech, and it’s honestly m

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SNShakiran Nannyombishakiran.hashnode.dev

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How Backboard.io Transformed My Multi-Agent AI System

5d ago · 4 min read · I built Londoolink AI to help users stay on top of their day by generating personalized briefings from emails, calendar events, Notion pages, and social media. It worked well and pulled together usefu

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DZDanny Zhengblog.hackunited.org

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How the “Log in with Google” Actually Works

5d ago · 2 min read · I know for a fact you’ve gone to some website, and you were too lazy to make and remember a username and password, so you just hit that “Log in with Google” or “Sign up with Google” button, and boom,

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MSManya Shree Vangimallanvidio.hashnode.dev

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Nvidia x Vercel Hackathon

Apr 9 · 6 min read · Developer Journal · Hackathon I built a comic book engine in two hours and It won How combining NVIDIA Nemotron and Stable Diffusion XL inside a Vercel deployment turned a rough idea into a winning

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DZDanny Zhengblog.hackunited.org

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A Basic Guide to Coding Pt. 2: Loops

Apr 7 · 2 min read · Loops are essential to programming. Without loops, coding would be very inefficient and time-consuming (e.g., printing “Hello World” 100 times). Loops also allow for flexibility, meaning that you can

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Pretty Placeholder Data and Why You Need It

Apr 4 · 2 min read · Nothing makes a new UI look more awful than blank/empty sections. The problem is that when you initially start a project, waiting for actual users to sign up just to see if your layout works is a wast

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Building GigShield: What Phase 2 Actually Looks Like

Apr 3 · 7 min read · Before we wrote a single line of Phase 2 code, we asked ourselves one question: what does it actually mean to build parametric insurance from scratch? Phase 1 was research, architecture, and planning.

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Dominated on the field. Targeted off it.

How an AI agent submitted a Solana Frontier Hackathon entry fully autonomously — videos and all

Breaking Things (and Building Better Tests): My Hackathon Experience

Why Being “Good at Math” is Overrated in Programming

How Backboard.io Transformed My Multi-Agent AI System

How the “Log in with Google” Actually Works

Nvidia x Vercel Hackathon

A Basic Guide to Coding Pt. 2: Loops

Pretty Placeholder Data and Why You Need It

Building GigShield: What Phase 2 Actually Looks Like