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HackU is a 24-hour hackathon where participants have 24 hours to build a project in teams of up to 4 people. Participants will attend talks, have access to food/drinks, and support from other attendees. Projects can revolve around building, fixing, automating, or revolutionizing something. At the end, teams will have 90 seconds to demo their project and impress the judges. Yahoo and various websites provide resources and APIs to help participants build their projects. The hackathon kicks off with talks and then hacking begins the next day.
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Power Grid Model
The global energy transition is placing new and unprecedented demands on Distribution System Operators (DSOs). Alongside upgrades to grid capacity, processes such as digitization, capacity optimization, and congestion management are becoming vital for delivering reliable services.
Power Grid Model is an open source project from Linux Foundation Energy and provides a calculation engine that is increasingly essential for DSOs. It offers a standards-based foundation enabling real-time power systems analysis, simulations of electrical power grids, and sophisticated what-if analysis. In addition, it enables in-depth studies and analysis of the electrical power grid’s behavior and performance. This comprehensive model incorporates essential factors such as power generation capacity, electrical losses, voltage levels, power flows, and system stability.
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Hack u intro
- 1. HackU a.k.a: Serious Awesome in 24 hours or less
- 2. You Hack
- 3. You Present
- 4. We dress funny (seriously, who is judging whom?)
- 5. You Win Prizes! (First prize: Photos with us!)
- 6. What’s the plan? Do we seem like we have a plan?
- 7. What’s the plan? • 2 days of talks • 24 hours of hacking • Free food, snacks, drinks, etc • Smart people to help you... if they can’t, we will.
- 8. What’s the plan? You can sleep when you’re dead or on Friday
- 9. What’s the plan? or really, whenever you want.
- 10. The Rules Who Rules? We Rules! (Gimme a break... we made this really late at night.)
- 11. The Rules Up to 4 people on a team
- 12. The Rules 24 hours MAX
- 13. The Rules !registered == !presenting For the non-geeks, that loosely translates to: “If you’re not registered, you’re not presenting”
- 14. Hacker? What is a |-|4xx0|2? Hacker?
- 15. Hacker? Probably not a hacker...
- 16. Hacker? totally a bunch of hackers!
- 17. Hacker? Hacker Dreamer Coder Dreamer + Coder
- 18. Hacker? A Hack is: A Good Idea Brought To Life
- 19. Hacker? A HackU hack is: Any Idea Brought To Life
- 20. Hacker? You Can: Revolutionize Something Automate Something Build Something Fix Something
- 21. Hacker? If All Else Fails...
- 22. Hacker? Do Something Silly
- 23. Demo Time Show it off! (even if it’s not done)
- 24. Demo Time You have 90 seconds
- 25. Demo Time You have 90 seconds Problem Live Demo Details 15 seconds 60 seconds 15 seconds or something like that
- 26. Demo Time NO
- 27. Demo Time POWER
- 28. Demo Time POINT
- 29. Demo Time You have 90 seconds Problem Live Demo Details 15 seconds 60 seconds 15 seconds or something like that
- 30. Demo Time Have a Plan B (you know, cuz sometimes computers suck)
- 31. Demo Time but most of all... Impress Us
- 32. Resources Resources
- 33. Resources Yahoo! Can Help • Yahoo! free and open source projects • YUI • YQL • tons of APIs: Flickr, Answers, del.icio.us, Fantasy Sports, Fire Eagle, GeoPlanet, Placefinder, Placemaker … • developer.yahoo.com
- 34. Resources Other Sites • github.com/codepo8/hackday-toolbox • wait-till-i.com • isithackday.com/hacks • gist.github.com/ydn • developer.yahoo.com/hacku/pasthacks.html • talks.php.net/show/hacku • flickr.com/search/?q=hacku
- 35. All done! • Run your ideas by us if you want • Register your hack: developer.yahoo.com/hacku/register • Hack talk tomorrow at 6pm • Hacking starts Thursday at 5pm • Full Schedule: developer.yahoo.com/hacku/uiuc.html