A hackathon is an event where programmers and tech enthusiasts gather to collaborate intensively on coding projects over a short period, typically working together at common tables on laptops. These events matter because they bring together creative problem-solvers to rapidly develop software solutions and foster innovation within the tech community.
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Hackare (engelska och alternativt: hacker) beskriver en person inom datorvärlden med flera betydelser. Vanligen syftar den på en hängiven och tekniskt vetgirig datorentusiast. Termen skiljer sig då från crackare, som arbetar med att ta sig förbi datorrelaterade säkerhetssystem. Ordet är ursprungligen studentjargong men har med datorteknikens spridning fått vidare användning.
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