Build-in-Public posts
Three required posts for the AMD × lablab.ai hackathon's Build-in-Public meta track. Tag every post #AMDDevHackathon @AIatAMD @lablabai @huggingface @Alibaba_Qwen.
| # | Day | Status | Draft | Long-form HTML | Published URL | Post ID |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | Anchor | published | — | about.html | https://rage.pythai.net/mindxtrain/ | 650 |
| 1 | Day 1, May 4 | published | day1_scaffold.md | day1.html | https://rage.pythai.net/mindxtrain-day-1-mi300x/ | 651 |
| 2 | Day 2, May 5 | published | day2_autotune.md | day2.html | https://rage.pythai.net/mindxtrain-day-2-autotune/ | 652 |
| 3 | Day 5, May 8 | published | day5_demo.md | day5.html | https://rage.pythai.net/mindxtrain-day-5-demo/ | 653 |
Optional fourth: Day 6 May 9 recap with the video + deck.
Cross-platform posting
Each draft works as both a single tweet (with thread continuation) and a LinkedIn post. The thread-style structure means cuts are easy: post the headline + first ~2 sentences as the X tweet, post the full body to LinkedIn.
Where the posts get published
- X (Twitter):
@codephreakaccount. - LinkedIn: personal profile.
- HACKATHON.md: repo root logs the URLs after each post goes live.
- lablab submission form: the "Additional Information" field cites all three URLs at submit time.