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Adventure Update # 35: The Hack-A-Thon
Adventure Update # 35: The Hack-A-Thon Kids participate and win big at the Hack-A-Thon, I get to play Santa, and we get a visit from Saint Nick!
Oh, I do like my Mondays! At least I have a LITTLE more control over my own schedule!
I spent a LOT of time carting kids around this weekend! So much so that we STILL haven’t had a chance to get our Christmas tree!
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Jesse Pickard, a technologist and creator of the award-winning Elevate app. and also a founder of the hacking group Debug Politics. For the SF Chronicle 2016.
Think of Us Hack-a-thon Illustration of a panda to represent the DC Zoo
Directed by Women Timeline Expansion Extravaganza - going on all day today... until midnight EDT... Join me on Monday (Labor Day in the USA) for a 12 hour online information expansion marathon! It's going to be FUN ... There's more to #DirectedbyWomen Worldwide Film Viewing Party than watching movies. This is also a time for us to help film lovers discover and explore the work of women directors new to them. I've been gathering information about women who have directed film (and by that I mean any form of motion picture). The list currently has 9357 directors and is growing all the time. http://directedbywomen.com/en/directedby.html Recently I have implemented new #DirectedbyWomen Timelines that help show off the work of women directors in what I hope is an engaging, interactive environment. A few examples of timelines: Agnès Varda: http://directedbywomen.com/en/timeline.html?id=nm0889513 Ava DuVernay: http://directedbywomen.com/en/timeline.html?id=nm1148550 Rachel Talalay: http://directedbywomen.com/en/timeline.html?id=nm0003080 It would be great to have a robust timeline for every woman who has directed film. That's where this marathon comes in. There's so much more information out there than one person can gather. So I'm inviting film lovers/makers to dive in and help expand the content. You're invited to take a few minutes or a few hours to help make a difference. Ways you can participate: 1) Search http://directedbywomen.com/en/directedby.html and use this form - http://ow.ly/OeCOh - to expand information about women directors. Share social media links and contribute links for interviews, podcasts, Q&As, profile pieces and other content that might become part of the directors timelines. Througout the day I'll be checking for your contributions and incorporating the content into the website as fast as I can! 2) The filmographies in the timelines are drawn fromhttp://themoviedb.org/ (TMDb). [Note: this is different from IMDb. TMDb has an API that is legal for people to use, so it's incredibly valuable... plus it is MUCH easier to edit than IMDb!] So let's expand information about women directors in TMDb. It's pretty easy.... Go to TMDb. Sign up (free). Log in. Add information about directors and their directing credits. Let's see if we can get profile images, film posters, stills, youtube videos, descriptions, etc. listed in TMDB for as many women directors and their work as we possibly can. This information feeds tens of thousands of film related websites so it's a powerful way to disseminate information about women directors throughout the global film community. Letterboxd is just one example of a site that populates its content from TMDb. TMDb help page: https://www.themoviedb.org/documentation/editing Don't forget to send me links so I can be sure to connect the data to the #DirectedbyWomen list. 3) Share the timelines with friends to invite them to explore the work of directors you value. 4) If you want to get really engaged in this process, reach out to me. I would value your support. It's really engrossing work. I think you'll find it amazing once you dive in. I have! .... Not specifically TIMELINE related but something else you can do at TMDb... Tag films #DirectedbyWomen with the keyword 'woman director' - that will make them available in the Film Viewing Possibilities pages: http://directedbywomen.com/en/filmsbyyear.html http://directedbywomen.com/en/filmsbygenre.html ... and make that information available to the tens of thousands of other websites and film lovers who access TMDb for film information! Currently we have 8658 #DirectedbyWomen Film Viewing Possibilities tagged. You can see there's a lot more out there to include. .... OK... so I will be spending roughly 12 hours working on this. I have info about hundreds of women directors in my backlog. And I'm always finding more. So there's a lot to do. Hope you'll engage. We can make a big difference... and have fun sharing knowledge. We’re coordinating this hack-a-thon on Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/events/1142449389124690/ munay, Barbara Ann O'Leary #DirectedbyWomen Catalyst I'm operating on EDT... but of course there's really no time limit to when this work can happen. Dive in anytime. It's just more fun to do together in a flurry of activity! #DirectedbyWomen Worldwide Film Viewing Party invites the global film community to fall madly in love with films by women directors. September 1-30, 2016: A jubilant month of appreciation and celebration.
Think of Us - Illustration Asset for White House Hack-A-Thon
Fall Hack-A-Thon, Part 1
And so the inaugural Tumblr Fall Hack-A-Thon has begun, just over an hour ago, and everyone's hacking away. Based on general eavesdropping, like ya do, a lot of people started earlier *cough cough*, but it's all good.
I have several projects slated for the next ~20 hours or so, one of which I just realized I can't even present to the company due to privacy concerns. Yay me! =P
More updates to come =]
I’m competing in my first hack-a-thon this saturday!
The goal of this one is “ To design and present an automated system to securely, and efficiently, open a door for a delivery man.”
I have a few ideas but I’m a bit nervous since I don’t know much about arduino or raspberry pi. I’ve been doing a lot of research on the technologies I think would be most useful, so there’s that.
This is the webpage that has all the details :P
http://ieee.sdsu.edu/hack-a-thon/
HACK-A-STYLOPHONE WORKSHOP (London)
“Do you need a handheld experimental analog synth? Or have you had a Stylophone as a christmas or birthday present and you want to upgrade it? Are you a circuit bending & hardware hacking enthusiast?
Are you interested in learning some cool tricks about turning simple electronic sound toys into killer-sound noisy machines?? Then this is a workshop for you! HACK-A-STYLOPHONE WORKSHOP!!”
