> They are, however, often poorly presented.
> They are, however, often poorly presented. I got tired of that problem, so I am working on making it easier to get better exposure during hackathon presentations even if the presenter is not amazing at pitching. I think that hackathons should revamp this process. If the goal is truly to build something amazing then judging people on 2 minutes pitch does not make sense. Maybe let a couple days to a team of judge to go through the project/code etc...? Just a random thought. > They often continue to work with interesting people after the event is over even when they are not winners. I second that, I got several interviews that way.
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The biggest problem with having an LLM do this, from what I've observed of at least frontier models, is that the way they are trained...
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> They are, however, often poorly presented.
> They are, however, often poorly presented. I got tired of that problem, so I am working on making it easier to get better exposure during hackathon presentations even if the presenter is not amazing at pitching. I think that hackathons should revamp this process. If the goal is truly to build something amazing then judging people on 2 minutes pitch does not make sense. Maybe let a couple days to a team of judge to go through the project/code etc...? Just a random thought. > They often continue to work with interesting people after the event is over even when they are not winners. I second that, I got several interviews that way.
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