Our newest Hot List is Human Interfaces. This is anything you’ve designed into your project to interact with people. And we want to see it all! Do you have something bristling with buttons, boasting many LCD screens, hosting controls organized with the principles of Feng Shui, or intuitively voice activated? Show us the user interface you’re proud of and you could win one of thirty $100 gift cards for Ponoko laser cutting service.
We’re in the thick of judging the Wheels, Wings, and Propellers hot list from this week. We’ll be announcing the rankings in the coming days, but for now you need to get your project onto the Your Human Interface hot list. Here’s what you need to do before Thursday, 7/16/15:
- Officially enter your project in the 2015 Hackaday Prize
- Go to this discussion and leave a comment requesting that your project to be added to the list
Good luck, and per usually we’d like to encourage you to Vote this week. It’s a great way to explore the entries in this year’s 2015 Hackaday Prize, and you just might win $1000 from the Hackaday Store just for voting!
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Should be the Time Travel Hotlist. Posted 7/9/15, but lists deadline for entry is before 7/9/15.
And when [Mike] fixes this, it will result in a temporal paradox in this comment. I hate those.
The wave function has collapsed.
just monkey-patch it so that it does not return null.
Hmmmmm I am not sure what you are talking about :P
But now there are 16 months?!?
Yes, hendecember, dodecember, triskadecember, and terakidecember.
Seventeen. They’re zero-based, beginning with Nulluary.
The thirteen month of the year is Smarch.
No surprise that the HAD “editors” can’t even get that right.
The deadline, Thursday 7/9/15, is today, which is the day this announcement was posted.
Give us a break, guys! How about a weekend *at least* to gather some spare time?
Sheesh! I’m starting to regret paying attention to these interim prizes.
No worries, the real deadline (7/16/15) was visible by clicking through to the discussion. Now fixed in the blog post too, just a minute after emailing editor@hackaday.com about the discrepancy. Excellent response time HAD!
Nice hackaday, well thought out prizes (as they have been throughout this years comp). I can see this really benefitting some entrants!
I am assuming the Human to machine user interface, and not a human interface. Otherwise we will get a lot of pics of people’s anatomy.
you, sir, get a cookie
Make that two!
Thats…. that’s a very good point.
We’re sticking by it, letting the chips fall where they may.
Dicpics inbound.
User Interface = Human Interface when User = Human
ohh..that’s really a great one… I would love to show mine interface. Actually.. I have learned something new to implement. Hope that will surely win me a $100 ticket. Looking forward to it.