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Hack where it Matters

Hack where it Matters

The best of our brains are often spent on problems that mostly benefit a minority most when solved while there is a host of problems that are generally easy to get involved with that could benefit the majority.

Simon de Haan

October 04, 2013
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  1. Hack where it matters.
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  2. ة"#$%&ا
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  3. $(ْ*ُ,&ا مأ
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  4. ل$0ز
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  5. 2&$0ز
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  6. 9
    million
    people
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  7. ‎34%5ا
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  8. 60
    thousand
    trash collectors
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  10. H1N1
    influenza
    scare
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  11. 0
    20
    40
    60
    80
    100
    % recycled
    Zabbaleen Foreign Firms
    Recycling Efficiency
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  12. Rotting Trash
    Infectious diseases
    Rat infestation
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  13. 1/150
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  14. Impact
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  16. Moonshot
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  17. 1.7 billion
    people
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  18. 10 million
    rich
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  19. 1/170
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  20. Local knowledge
    Simple solution +
    Big Impact
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  21. Python
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  22. Zero Lines
    of Code
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  23. 0.69 defects
    per 1K SLOC
    for OSS
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  24. 0.005 for Python
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  25. WIKIPEDIA.ZERO
    *120*8864#
    102 SLOC
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  26. Google Maps USSD
    *120*8864*1105#
    266 SLOC
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  27. < 300
    SLOC
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  30. http://www.ibtimes.com/things-they-carried-syrian-refugees-pose-most-precious-items-they-could-grab-they-left-photos
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  31. #moonshot
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  32. Collaborate.
    Push the boundaries.
    Hack where it matters.
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