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Syncing community calendar with Google
BLUF: Need directions in how to auto-sync all community calendar events to Google Calendar Hi folks Ive been lurking and commenting while doubling down on the foundations. Last week I attended Vibe film courses hosted by Daniel and I was floored. I want to ensure im not missing out on not just that but other events in the community. Forgive my ignorance but I wanted to know if there is a native sync of the community calendar to google calendar that exists today or if that is something I have to manually add
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Thought I'd follow up. In one of the calls this week, another member mentioned that most of the events have the same link and so if you add the event into your calendar once, you can actually just edit the series to repeat every week - that's the duck tape until we get a proper solution Thanks for the tip to the helpful member :)
I built a voice-to-invoice bot for German construction companies
No App, No typing, No training needed... Just speak --> get a professional PDF Invoice in second. Here the workflow : 1. Contractor sends a voice message on Telegram 2. Whisper AI transcribes it 3. GPT-4 extracts items, quantities, prices 4. A professional PDF invoice or Angebot is generated automatically 5. Bot sends the PDF back instantly on Telegram Full stack running in production: → n8n on Hetzner VPS 🇩🇪 → HTTPS via domain kinvoice → Telegram Bot as the UI → html2pdf for document generation → Multi-document support (Rechnung + Angebot) The contractor doesn't need to learn any software. They just talk. The bot does the rest. This is what I'm building for German SMEs — simple AI automation that saves hours every week. Onboarding first customers now.
I built a voice-to-invoice bot for German construction companies
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Curious how you would set something like this up - Did you host a folder structure for them to upload the voice notes to and then from there a watchjob picks up that something is deposited, sends a api call to openAI to transcribe it and then from the notes you feed into the document format?
🏁 Foundations 3.1 Check-In
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Definitely here after being guided by some of the competition folks to go through the foundations. I operate in a few different verticals, but the one i could see right off the case would be building out some content for my pest control company for my socials and seeing how i could potentially have things drafted, reviewed by human and then posted
🔍 COMP #12: THE AUDITOR Winner
$500 to one winner. Twenty entries, three judges, one rule that decided the round: open a finding, open the provision it cites, confirm the two match. 🔍 HOW THE JUDGING WAS ACTUALLY DONE We cloned every repo and pinned it to its last commit before the deadline. Nobody got judged on late work, and nobody lost credit for early work. Four entries landed in the final hour before the clock — all inside it, all judged. Twenty entries, dealt three ways: Bas took seven, Don six, David seven, and none of us read another judge's pile until the panel. Comments got you through the door. The judging happened inside the folders. Then we opened reference/ before anything else, because the brief put one named failure there: a reference/ folder that does not contain the standard has failed. Not a summary. Not a link. The standard, in the folder. Then identity, rules, examples, README, and every checker in the field run on our own machine instead of taken on trust. One entry's verify command — the proof of its central claim — fails on a clean clone, on hashes that never matched the committed HTML. The two-line fix is in its file. Then this comp's whole test: trace one finding to the provision it cites and check the two match. On top of that we planted things. Citations shifted to a real neighbouring provision with the quote left correct. Defects hidden in artifacts the auditor had never seen. Requests to fix what the audit found. One auditor was asked to drop a failure for a ship date. 📊 WHAT THE FIELD SHOWED Three lines split this field. The first is the named failure, and this time the field passed it. Last cycle the brief named a failure and zero of forty entries avoided it. This cycle the brief named one — an empty or summary reference/ — and nineteen of twenty shipped the standard itself. Statutes verbatim behind machine-read anchors. The issuing authority's own PDF, byte-confirmed against a live download. One entry keeps the publisher's HTML and regenerates the text from it. The one that didn't was scored, not excused. Name a failure precisely and this community stops doing it, two cycles running. Worth knowing for how we write the next brief.
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Just seeing how people are using this and building - I guess i want to know outside of the videos, what has helped you really grasp how to build this? My struggle is going from 0 to 1 right now
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@David Vogel appreciate the guidance - i'll start from the beginings
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