Thanks for posting this - just tried on an old pic of my grandad and it worked great - my mum will love it

Great idea!!!

Okay I have a request for you sort of based off this that I have been looking for. Would it be possible to have an automatic Playlist that pulls all the songs I have not liked out of my daily mixes? I mostly use Spotify to find new music while driving, so I want l anything new (therefore not liked) on my daily mixes dragged into a new Playlist. Right now every morning I manually add a few dozen songs to queue by clicking through a couple.

Spotilicious on Google

Spotilicious on Apple Store

Wooohooo! Thanks for the fix, fun game

Yes, it was broken, so sorry. I fixed a but and introduced another one. It should be fixed now!

Today’s seems to be broken? ‘Muscle’ doesn’t exist as a standalone page, it redirects to ‘Skeletal muscle’ but it doesn’t recognise this as the valid answer when you get there. It doesn’t accept ‘muscle (disambiguation)’ either.

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Inverse Cramer 🤣

You can reverse the strategy to see if there is any difference in profits. You can also create a strategy where you can just buy a stock every month and compare all three.

I am in the process of adding a benchmark to every result, to make it easier.

I should have made it more obvious in the UI. Thank you for your feedback.

perhaps i’m missing something obvious, but the market is generally still up from the reference point of 3 years 9 months, so most things will be good bets. this seems like it does a somewhat arbitrary metric and says “see it’s up, so the metric is good!” it should compare to other things in the same metric category to show it’s a (more likely) causation instead of semi-arbitrary correlation paired with a huge bear market.

i.e. github commits on crypto coin repos. most coins are probably up over the default time period, but are the ones with the most commits the most up, or are they just also up since everything is up?

I changed one word in the github strategy and it no longer recognized the strategy. Changed buy to sell.

You have to write "Bitcoin (BTC)" in full for the text box to recognize it. One of the two should be enough, and it should probably suggest the full thing when you write "bit"

Very good points. Thank you.

I am adding both of those features right now.

There is an imperfect benchmark - you can compare it to the reverse your current strategy by clicking at the button next to the rubbish bin icon, that looks similar to this: ↷

Needs a benchmark for comparison.

Also, it's not clear how much is being invested and at what point. It would be nice to have the chart illustrate entry points.

The bug should be fixed now, thanks again for reporting it! 🙌

Please share your feedback.

Keep in mind that it is just a prototype, so the results sometimes are not perfect.

Rip

Whoa! Im going to use this and see how effective it is

Usually people would visit that portal from this website https://www.inegy.io/ , and it explains what is the tool all about. However, this is against the rules of this subreddit, so I posted a link straight to the portal.

Here is an explainer video: https://youtu.be/ceToLPRjb3M

What specifically you don't understand, if you don't mind me asking.

I don't understand it

haha no worries, I remember doing these challenges during breaks at school, so it's a nice hit of nostalgia to play this again!

I think the autotune the news guys even made a whole series on this back in the day, called wikiwars, so for me it's like double nostalgia

Thanks for playing again and reporting the bug! 100%, I'll look into it.

I think I discovered a bug: I clicked on 'cubist' in an article, which redirected me to 'cubism' but it didn't register as a win, although it should have. I think that these redirections are quite common on wikipedia, so that's something that needs to be fixed.

I love this! Congrats!

Thank you so much! 😁