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pocha
24d ago
Link to try - https://watobot.xyz/free-calendly-whatsapp-integration.html
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Calendly WhatsApp integration on free Calendly plan
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pocha
24d ago
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Not another free whatsapp API
(github.com)
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pocha
2mo ago
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Algo/DS interview preparation plan for those who never did competitive coding
(pocha.substack.com)
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pocha
5y ago
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Found this job with interview process in detail and also closure SLA
(locus.freshteam.com)
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pocha
7y ago
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pocha
11y ago
This is a pretty bare-bone POC app. While shutting down service when no internet makes sense, I am currently not doing it. But rest of the time, the service keeps listening on the queue all the time, even if there is no data in the queue. I
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Bootstrapping GCM with Amazon SQS for Server-Client Communication
(github.com)
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pocha
11y ago
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pocha
11y ago
Yup, thats right. Sorry for lame landing page. We have a prototype ready but before deciding to formally put it out, quickly wanted to run it down with a few people to see if there is actually some interest. Its largely inspired from the Bu
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pocha
11y ago
Are you sure that your ISP can really figure that you are sharing internet with others at their end ? Even if they do, legally speaking, will you sharing the internet connection on your name with your flatmate / family members would am
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pocha
11y ago
You are mostly right. Everybody has an internet connection now a days. There is sizeable migratory population which could get benefitted from such a system as they dont need a new wifi connection every time they change place provided neighb
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pocha
11y ago
Ya, you pay to buy Karma GB & use it at a Griggi WiFi. The idea is, if the concept becomes ubiquitous, people will be constantly looking for Griggi WiFi when they are close to residential/commercial establishments. You may have som
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pocha
11y ago
Its like Fon except :- 1. There are no telco partners. We directly sell to consumers. 2. Data sharing & usage is metered. You accumulate then you use it elsewhere. Its called Karma GB. 3. We are also thinking of putting up a feature tha
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pocha
11y ago
Its coovachilli with a community & book-keeping server that keeps an account of how much others using your wifi & how much you could use of others. Its very close to Friefunk project actually.
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pocha
11y ago
It should be able to support any linux based router OS. The router package is combination of WifiDog ( http://wifidog.org ), wshaper & a couple of home-grown scripts. The server side is authPuppy ( http://www.authpup
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pocha
11y ago
Friefunk actually is a pretty cool project. Any such initiative would typically require quite a bit of community involvement if it has to grow organically. How big is the Friefunk community btw ?
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Griggi: A Wi-Fi sharing ecosystem for affordable Internet everywhere
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pocha
11y ago
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How Reserve Bank of India is screwing up foreign investment in India
(anopenlettr.com)
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pocha
12y ago
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Knockapp: Best of text message and phone call combined in one
(play.google.com)
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pocha
12y ago
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Hands-on way to learn Android App Development
(codelearn.org)
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pocha
12y ago
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Learn Android by app building and realtime app evaluation
(codelearn.org)
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12y ago
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Show HN: Android App Dev Challenge
(codelearn.org)
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pocha
12y ago
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LittleEye - Android dev tool helps catch and debug issue in Google IO app
(littleeye.co)
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pocha
13y ago
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pocha
13y ago
Have you tried www.hackerrank.com ? I have not personally used it. Also, I am not a big fan of algorithmic problems either.
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'open-source' first approach to feature development
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13y ago
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pocha
13y ago
Thanks Peter for the explanation. I think I agree to your point. In addition - probably the rise & fall in impressions for the keyword is not to do with the keyword ranking. Any idea on this ?
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Ask HN: Is Seomoz lying?
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13y ago
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A Rubyist trying to learn BDD in Nodejs with websockets
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A comprehensive guide to Ruby & Rails installation with screencasts
(codelearn.org)
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13y ago
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How we migrated our Linux server with just 20 min downtime
(codelearn.org)
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Ruby on Rails caching explained with an example app
(codelearn.org)
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pocha
13y ago
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