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bing.com• 3d ago• 1 min read
Slim Shady inspired footwork dance tutorialThis tutorial breaks down the Running Man dance with simple footwork patterns and timing tips. Practice the steps to improve rhythm, coordination, andThis tutorial explores footwork movements inspired ...
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bing.com• 3d ago• 1 min read
How to self-host your own AI agentLearn how to self-host an OpenClaw AI agent using Docker. Pair it with Open WebUI to get a browser-based chat interface that’s easy to use.
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bing.com• 3d ago• 1 min read
Cute new pants you can comfortably styleI absolutely had to do an entire blog post around these pleated wide leg pants from Lock and Love on Amazon, because they’re THAT good! You’ll look totally put together and chic, while feeling like ...
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news.ycombinator.com• 3d ago• 1 min read
Calendly WhatsApp integration on free Calendly planI built an unofficial Whatsapp message (only outbound) service for indie sellers/marketers who have small scale (daily under 50 messages to send) & might not have bandwidth to spend time onboarding to official Whatsapp Business API.A friend pointed me to his Calendly calendar & asked me if I can build an integration with Calendly where his prospect gets a Whatsapp message when they book a meeting with him. I was like - this can easily be done with Zapier. Only after building the entire Zap, I figured that Calendly expose webhooks ONLY in their paid plans.Since I had committed to my friend, I built a complete offline integration. The integration relied on capturing javascript event where the calendar is embedded. Most folks embed Calendly on their own website so this looked like a plausible work around for lack of webhook exposure from Calendly.I also had to build an oAuth app as the Calendly event payload contained only inviteeUrl & then I had to query the user's Calendly to get phone
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bing.com• 3d ago• 1 min read
The 15 most quintessential blue cards in Magic: The GatheringWhile other colors tend to be more straightforward about what they want to do — white wants to build an army, red wants to hit you, green wants enormous creatures, and black is willing to pay almost ...
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