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Heyo another Tech alum :o) ... in good company

I've never really attributed beats with a particular race ... but I do attribute them with yuppie college kids who don't know the value of their parent's money, or the products they are purchasing.

Doesn't the author have to make some assumptions (and dare I say, motivated by some dark and sinister part in the recess of his subconscious mind) in order to even throw down the race card?

If you don't have consent, this would be one of the RARE instances of a Title I violation under the ECPA.

Since when is right to live equal to a basic income guarantee? That's like saying all bacteria, whether benign or malignant, should be given free agar solution so that they can grow and prosper in the world. It just doesn't make sense.

Sure. Email in my profile

Hey all,

I'm a student who is looking to join a team for the [BitHack Hackathon](http://bithackathon.com/) - are any groups out there looking for someone to help with team coordination, app testing, user experience, etc.? My background is not technical in nature, but I've found that I always find a way to contribute in hackathons. I'm not in it for the money (although that does sound very nice) as much as I am for the notoriety.

Get at me!

My previous hackathon experience includes:

● Atlanta Govathon (2013) Finalist: Created a web app which scrapes local and state government websites to centralize public hearing and election information

● Hack for Cystic Fibrosis (2013) Finalist: Created a mobile responsive web app called Track*d which helps CF patients track, visualize, and broadcast medical compliance

● Random Hacks of Kindness (2013) Participant: Created a simple gradebook app for the Peace Corps which can be easily modified to reflect the language of a host country

I second... Wannabe hacker and don't understand

This looks really great. Thanks.