Meet Rene Turcios: The Hackathon King of SF Who Doesn't Code
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Summary
Rene Turcios, known as the hackathon king of San Francisco, has attended over 200 hackathons despite not knowing how to code. He is a cannabis-loving former professional Yu-Gi-Oh! player who resells Labubus and hustles to win cash and clout at these events.
Key quotes
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"The craziest part: He doesn’t know how to code."
"Rene is..."
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