The rule is you work on your own thing. Every hack night that turns into a networking event stops being a hack night by week three.
Hack night — bring the thing you never finish
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Three hours, your own project, other people doing the same in the same room. No demos unless you want to, no teams unless you find one. Wi-fi, tables, and quiet.
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Bringing DAO tooling that has been ninety percent done since June. This is the correct venue for that specific disease.
Same disease, different repo. Mine is a side project I keep rewriting instead of shipping.
I will bring evaluation tooling and, if people want, actual food. I cannot help myself.
Food is allowed. Food is encouraged. Nobody has ever complained about the food guy.
I cannot write the code but I can be the person who tells you your onboarding makes no sense. Useful or annoying?
Useful. Sit near me and we will tag-team it.