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by dshipper 15y ago
Well I was planning on making it a Facebook game. So conceivably you could still make dummy accounts, but because it's social and your friends will see who you're betting with I'm hoping that won't be too much a of a problem.
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by dshipper 15y ago
So I'm thinking when you first sign up you get 1000 "ParadiseCoins" which you can use to bet with your friends on Facebook. The more bets you win the more coins you get and the more cool stuff you can buy for your character.
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Ask HN: Should I build this?(sportsparadi.se)
11 points by dshipper 15y ago|10 comments
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by dshipper 15y ago
Good find. I didn't know of any personally, and couldn't find one after a Google search, but I'll take the claim off the site now.
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by dshipper 15y ago
Yea I agree. I started by focusing on the idea just because it seemed like a logical first step, but that's by no means the extent of what I want to do with it.
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by dshipper 15y ago
Maybe I didn't communicate this clearly enough in the copy of the site, but my aim isn't to solely concentrate on ideas. The aim of the text will be to find common patterns between successful startups in their ideas as well as their executi
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by dshipper 15y ago
Good Idea. I'll do that now.
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by dshipper 15y ago
I've never heard of jekyll but I'll definitely look into it thanks :)
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by dshipper 15y ago
Yea I definitely think that's an option. I really like the idea of getting the community to collaborate on it too though.
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Show HN: Design Patterns for Startups(designpatternsforstartups.com)
19 points by dshipper 15y ago|21 comments
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How chess is like the Socratic method(dshipper.posterous.com)
2 points by dshipper 15y ago|0 comments
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by dshipper 15y ago
That's actually a really well put together implementation of what I was trying to do. Thanks for showing it to me. I wonder what the benefits/drawbacks of using a separate branch vs keeping it on the current branch are. One thing I can thin
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by dshipper 15y ago
That would be simply enough to implement. I will look into it a little more. I think part of the reason I didn't do that is because I wanted it to be automatically marked off based on your git commits. But that's not as important as better
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by dshipper 15y ago
Oh awesome I didn't know about that I'll definitely look into it. Do you think people would be more likely to use it because they can type 'git' instead of 'tigger' (or whatever name it ends up being)?
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by dshipper 15y ago
So when you activate Tigger in a directory that is also a Git repo Tigger automatically adds a file called .tigger to the repo. This file contains all of your tasks. So when you push your repo to Github it also pushes the .tigger file. From
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by dshipper 15y ago
Thanks for the heads up
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by dshipper 15y ago
Tigger will mark as completed any task that it finds in your commit message. So if you have a task called "fix homepage" and your commit message contains the string "fix homepage" then Tigger will mark the "fix homepage" task as completed.
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by dshipper 15y ago
I'm on it
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by dshipper 15y ago
+1
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by dshipper 15y ago
So if you wanted to add a task without using the command line you just open up the .tigger file in the project directory - maybe I should make this visible to the average user? I literally only chose C by looking at what Git is written and
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by dshipper 15y ago
My understanding of copyright laws is that they only apply when the term is being used in the same space as another copyright. So if I made another cartoon character named tigger that would be illegal, but creating something completely sepa
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by dshipper 15y ago
Thanks!
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by dshipper 15y ago
That's a good idea to separate the installation from compilation. This is my first command-line utility, and I wrote it pretty quickly so I haven't thought about a few things like that, nor have I thought about the license. Is there a good
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by dshipper 15y ago
I hadn't seen that before...I'll definitely try it out
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by dshipper 15y ago
Thank you so much for the feedback, I'm really happy I was able to create something that people need. I'm sorry but I'm a little confused as to what the second part of your comment is suggesting. Are you saying that the name should be chang
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by dshipper 15y ago
Glad you like it :)
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by dshipper 15y ago
I like that a lot, thanks!
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by dshipper 15y ago
Just type tigger tasks. Let me know if you have any more questions! EDIT I added that to the homepage to avoid further confusion :)
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by dshipper 15y ago
Definitely legitimate concerns. It grew out of reversing the word git since it's git integrated task management and adding an extra ger. I'll definitely think about changing it - maybe shorten it to tig?
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Show HN: My weekend project Tigger(tiggerlovesdevs.com)
77 points by dshipper 15y ago|56 comments

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