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  "markdown": "# github-streak\n\n[![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/jontsai/github-streak.svg)](https://travis-ci.org/jontsai/github-streak)\n\nArtificially keep your GitHub streak going, and going, and going...\n\nBecause it's cool to have a long GitHub streak. You know you want to have one.\n\nSo giddyup, star and fork it now!\n\n## About this Project\n\nWriteup: <http://www.jontsai.com/2015/03/25/hack-github-streaks/>\n\nMotivation:\n\n- Being diligent about slacking off.\n- As an engineer/entrepreneur--I love automation.\n- The quote, \"Entrepeneurs work 80 hours a week so they can avoid working 40 hours a week.\"\n\n### Other Practical Uses\n\n- If GitHub is part of your workflow/collaboration/deployment to production, this project is a perfect tool ensure that your whole DevOps pipeline is in good order.\n\n## Getting Started & Usage Instructions\n\n- Clone this repository\n- Type `make [install]` just one time on a Linux webserver that's always on, and you're set! (if you're curious, read the source code)\n- No need to do anything after that, ever again (unless you want to)\n- Recruiters and lame GitHub spiders will start contacting you\n- Profit\n\n### Catchup\n\nIf the streak fails to run somehow, and your streak is broken, you can create a catchup commit as follows:\n\n```\n./streakify.sh <YYYY-MM-DD>\n```\n\nTo manually create a catchup commit:\n\n- Make a trivial change to the `.streak` file\n- Commit the change\n- Amend the commit date: `git commit --amend --date=\"$(date -R MMDDhhmm YY)\"`\n\n## How to Contribute\n\n- Fork this repository\n- Submit a pull request\n- Will add to this list...\n\n## License\n\n- MIT, see `LICENSE`\n- Created and maintained by Jonathan Tsai ([@jontsai](http://twitter.com/jontsai))\n",
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