better-than-coin-flip

Contents

• Project Overview
  • Objectives
• Roadmap
• Technologies & Programming Languages
• Basic Workflow
• Basic I/O Details

Project Overview

better-than-coin-flip is a playful coding project that provides users with a whimsical solution to the age-old problem of indecisiveness. The project aims to help users make choices when they are indifferent or unable to decide between two options by offering a fun and entertaining alternative to a simple coin flip.

Instead of leaving it all to chance, better-than-coin-flip will use creative algorithms to generate a "nudge" or suggestion, adding a humorous twist to the decision-making process.

Objectives:

The main objective of better-than-coin-flip is to offer users a lighthearted and unconventional way to break their indecisiveness and make choices between two options. By presenting amusing nudges, the project seeks to inject a dose of humor and creativity into everyday decision-making moments.

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Roadmap

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Technologies & Programming Languages

To develop better-than-coin-flip, we can utilize a mix of technologies and programming languages that suit the project's needs:

1. Python: For its simplicity and ease of implementation.
2. Flask: To create a lightweight web application and user interface.
3. HTML/CSS/JavaScript: For building an interactive and visually appealing user interface.

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Basic Workflow

1. User Input:

• The user will be presented with a simple web interface where they can input their two options (e.g., "Should I watch a movie or read a book?", "Should I have pizza or pasta for dinner?").
• There could be an optional textbox where the user can provide some context or additional information to add a fun twist to the nudge generation process.

2. Nudge Generation:

• better-than-coin-flip will implement creative algorithms to generate nudges based on the user's input.
• These nudges can be amusing suggestions, random quotes, puns, jokes, or creative alternatives to the options presented.

3. Display Nudge:

• The generated nudge will be displayed on the user interface in a visually engaging manner.
• The user interface should be designed to evoke a sense of fun and playfulness.

4. User Interaction:

• The user will have the option to refresh the nudge or go back to the input screen for more decisions.
• There could be social media sharing options to let users share their amusing nudges with friends.

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Basic I/O Details

Input:

• Two options presented by the user.
• Optional additional context or information provided by the user.

Output:

• A creatively generated nudge or suggestion based on the user's input.
• An interactive user interface displaying the nudge.

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