clemesha

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   by clemesha 16y ago

   I find the 'unread messages count' to be extremely distracting when I'm trying to actually get real work done. Through the corner of my eye, I'm constantly glancing and thinking: did it just increment? Just keep your email closed until you
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   New picplz for iPhone(blog.picplz.com)

   4 points by clemesha 16y ago|1 comments
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   by clemesha 16y ago

   I have a real-time, multiplayer online game ( http://TheWikiGame.com - built with XMPP + Redis + Django), and I can say it's been one hell of a learning experience. The features you build and test on your local machine or private cloud ins
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   The Wiki Game gets Race, Click, Jesus, '6 Degrees' & 'No US' Game Types(wikipediagame.posterous.com)

   1 points by clemesha 16y ago|0 comments
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   by clemesha 16y ago

   Why are people so consistently negative about Wikipedia? Just looking at the top comments here, and other places around the internet - I think it's far too common. Let's be more positive. Wikipedia is amazing - congrats to them for successf
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   by clemesha 16y ago

   Redis. Makes working with a database fun, just like jQuery made JavaScript fun.
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   When to Outsource(rnr.davidlokshin.com)

   3 points by clemesha 16y ago|0 comments
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   by clemesha 16y ago

   Hey there! I'm the creator of http://TheWikiGame.com , and the first thing that comes to my mind is: "New Competitors Help Validate Your Market" So, I'm totally cool with ThreeWiki.com! :-)
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   You must use Internet Explorer at work: visual proof from Google Analytics(clemesha.posterous.com)

   35 points by clemesha 16y ago|17 comments
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    JQuery Mobile Alpha 2 Released(jquerymobile.com)

    2 points by clemesha 16y ago|0 comments
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    by clemesha 16y ago

    I don't have more info on that statement, but it reminds me of this: When a company is filled with engineers, it turns to engineering to solve problems. Reduce each decision to a simple logic problem. From here: http:/
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    by clemesha 16y ago

    In the App Store, it's ranked by units sold ... I will be higher up in the charts, which will get me more exposure ... volume of sales doesn't change linearly with rank either, it's quite exponential. This is a great pie
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    by clemesha 16y ago

    Thanks. Yeah, the front page is pretty messy/busy - any simple ideas to make it cleaner? It's just me working on the game, part time right now, and it's the first game I've made.
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    by clemesha 16y ago

    Awesome, thanks! I love hearing about people who invented the game - people tell me all the time, "hey, I invented that!" :-) I certainly did not invent the game, but I'm determined to make something awesome out of it.
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    by clemesha 16y ago

    Improvements to my app http://TheWikiGame.com , making more "game types" like "Speed Race", "Least Clicks", "5 Clicks to Jesus", etc. After that, iPhone/Android apps for the game.
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    by clemesha 16y ago

    I noticed the paid app was sold at varying times for $2.99, $1.99, and $0.99. Anyone have more information about the physiology/performance/trade-offs of those different prices? Do $0.99 apps sell way more than other priced apps?
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    by clemesha 16y ago

    That comment is in response to the parent comment's worry of "being trapped". By definition, Distributed Version Control solves the "being trapped problem" by being distributed .
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    by clemesha 16y ago

    Check out my app: http://thewikigame.com that is of a "similar" type. The "Hitler Wikipedia Game" is a "game type" that is a favorite of a lot of people. Another instance of that type is "N clicks to Hitler / N clicks to Jesus", etc.
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    by clemesha 16y ago

    Live example here: http://live.codenode.org , homepage: http://codenode.org , and the source code (BSD license) is here: http://github.com/codenode/codenode Edit: An example of plotting is here: http://codenode.posterous.com/livecodeno
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    Tell HN: Code Python in your browser back up at live.codenode.org

    4 points by clemesha 16y ago|1 comments
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    by clemesha 16y ago

    That's pretty awesome. So similar to the general idea of the Wiki Game, yet different in practice.
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    by clemesha 16y ago

    Thanks for the great feedback!
23. 83.▲
    by clemesha 16y ago

    I'm the guy making this game, thanks for playing! Got any feedback? Thanks.
24. 84.▲
    by clemesha 16y ago

    I'm aware, thanks. A little competition is a good thing I reckon.
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    by clemesha 16y ago

    Awesome! People really love the game for a while, the word "addicting" comes up a lot. But, the long-term retention is pretty low, and understandably so, there are no variations or other features except the main game. I'm working on making
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    by clemesha 16y ago

    The site that sold for $90,000 - please do tell which one.
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    by clemesha 16y ago

    Ideas monetizing this game I built: http://thewikigame.com ? It has ~1500 players per day, w/ average time on site ~10mins. I'm currently starting on a iPhone/Android app. I've thought about virtual goods and adds, but so far I have shied
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    by clemesha 16y ago

    During the California gold rush, it was those who sold tools and supplies to the miners that saw the most success.
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    by clemesha 16y ago

    That's a good vid, one that I've watched several times, but each time I'm left with the following dilemma. Should my takeaway be: "Geez, we live in a computer based society, and everyone is so insanely clueless". or should it be: "Cool, p
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    by clemesha 16y ago

    Yes 1, 2, 3! Avoid 4 :-)