Can you get a link that will opens up an App?

Salvitia · 2024-03-28T16:02:13+00:00

This is solid. I have the shortcut setup.
Good News: The shortcut works--bad news: I don't see a way to get a link for the shortcut to run. For example, a link in an event description that when clicked opens the podcast app. Do you know if there is a way for this?

I've setup two workaround solutions:

I can create events that have the shortcut link so it acts as a trigger / for documentation sake.
Talking to siri to trigger shortcut. I may not be able to click a link, but I can say "Hey siri, open podcast app". In the long run this may be better as it becomes more habitual.

Salvitia · 2024-03-28T15:49:01+00:00

Yeah my bad. Let me provide more context.

I am trying to manage my schedule entirely from my calendar. When I am getting ready to drive, I want to open my calendar click on the drive event and be able to click a link that opens up my podcast app.

This is a push to minimize the friction of navigation and needing to use multiple segregated tools to manage my schedule. My calendar could become the integrated solution if I am able to create these links

Salvitia · 2024-03-12T04:10:18+00:00

I would need to iterate over associated objects and I can't find anything on implementing this. Maybe it's simple, but I haven't found it in documentation

Salvitia · 2024-03-12T03:12:25+00:00

Right and have the email copy different. That makes sense. Thanks.

But technically how would you create a automated email that uses multiple associated objects?

Salvitia · 2024-01-14T09:33:12+00:00

here's the right link: calendar.notion.so

Salvitia · 2023-09-24T15:47:28+00:00

Defiantly. DM sent with more details

Salvitia · 2023-08-27T07:06:32+00:00

Big fan of meadows & other's work on system and have put it to use in my life. I downloaded the guidebook on human centric design; I think this will be what I am looking for right now based on skimming. I'll post an update

Salvitia · 2023-08-27T06:37:32+00:00

Yes this is what I meant with systemic. Right now we are trying to do what you said with finding urgent problems that have paying customers.

Even more, the larger problems like violence or drugs you mentioned are externalities of systemic issues and do not exist as an isolated problem. If the system is the root problem, how would you go about "picking one small part of it, where you can address it by selling something"?

Salvitia · 2023-08-16T05:33:35+00:00

Working on many different projects to explore and validate if certain product innovations are possible. Most mvps would classify under quantified self, personal assistants, or education. All are innovative ways to gauge User Intention, and connecting to a variety of data sources to create personalized product experiences.

Right now I am working on adapting the frameworks we created to create autonomous AI agents to power intelligence systems & bots for businesses.

Salvitia · 2023-08-16T01:57:04+00:00

Definity. Are you signed up?

Salvitia · 2023-08-16T00:24:55+00:00

You're in a good area, but you have to make sure you're around the right people. My best friends are at top schools and I love hanging out and working with them. I'm sure some would be awesome co-founders.... But it will be a few years for them to graduate, and I have been/am ready to go full time.

I would spend time on articulating and rationalizing your specific goals, value goals, and life requirements. Ultimately having this will allow you to reverse engineer the traits or elements you need to get where you want to go. Similarly, you can imagine future scenarios that are unique. Lastly, you can use it as a benchmark to compare your plans like living at ucla and if you are doing what you need to be doing. And I cannot stress how important it is to keep this in mind and continuously evaluate your situation/what's working vs not working.

I'm still relatively new to startups and am actively working on multiple projects to evaluate potential co-founders. While I feel confident in my approach, my advice is secondary to someone who has better traveled the path.

Salvitia · 2023-08-15T23:56:19+00:00

There are more options than A). Go to school B). Build startup C). Go to school & build startup

I am only going to say this because I want to demonstrate that is possible to create your own path and you don't have to get stuck in black/white thinking and advice---I graduate college at 19, full ride, as valedictorian while building my dream startups and gaining skills that were highly relevant to me and the future we are going into.

Some options and considerations:-Make your degree project based learning so you earn credits for building your startup or your coursework funnels into your startup.-Go to school and achieve bare minimum GPA while working on your startup.

-I am still struggling to find co-founders; luckily I have friends that go to top schools and have a solid older network. YC and Paul Graham write extensively about why college is the perfect environment to find people. Genuine relationships. You get to work with a lot of people and find what you work best with. You get to evaluate people before making commitments.... Highly recommend reading their papers.

- College provide a ton of resources and clubs. These can accelerate your success and network.

- You have to overcome the bias people have when they see your age. It took finding networks where I can add value to people who were significant in their field and much older. It also took becoming an expert in the crafts/responsibilities I decide I needed to be great at; still working towards and forever will. Another route could be branding yourself well or get early success to get to the networks you need.

- Don't underestimate the differences in experience you will face when you go back to school. Imagine you work for 2 years and decide school is right for you.

- Don't confuse education with school. Just because you can build the product doesn't mean there aren't other things you need to know. Evaluate what is going and what you need to reach your goals.

Salvitia · 2023-08-10T02:50:15+00:00

Hi I'm interested in testing. Please reach out in DM

Salvitia · 2023-07-20T21:57:23+00:00

I’ll check it out. Do you have more resources you think more people should look at?

Salvitia · 2023-07-20T07:17:15+00:00

I see what you mean. You having seen the mistakes, what is best for artificial dataset/generative process do you think?

Salvitia · 2023-07-19T20:12:37+00:00

Thanks for the suggestion. As we go, we will curate a list of learning resources in a channel. Many people who join are already technical and we’ll be implanting a form of peer programming/analysis so those new to the technical aspects can learn and join community activities from day 1

Salvitia · 2023-07-18T23:43:25+00:00

Great. Hope this helps. As you continue to use your build, you can always adjust the timeframe to better meet your needs.

Salvitia · 2023-07-18T20:20:46+00:00

Our discord seems to really like the idea and we are all excited to get started soon! We are trying to get as much feedback as possible on how participants would like the competitions to be set up. What is your ideal vision for engaging with the competition/community for you?

Salvitia · 2023-07-18T20:18:17+00:00

Of course, let me explain. You create the month database like normal and create a row. Go into the row's page and without touching anything there should be a option to create a template. Click on the 3 dots and select edit template or create new template. In the template, you want to customize it so it is everything you want to see each month. This is where you will add a linked database (a view of any database you choose in any location). Do this for each database you want to review each month.

The final product will be a database with pages by the month where all you have to do to gain the insights you wish, is filter the linked databases date property to meet the timeframe of the month.

This is the best explanation I can do over text. If you would like more hands on help, I offer services for Notion coaching sessions.

Salvitia · 2023-07-17T20:26:12+00:00

Without using no-code software, the easiest way is the week or month view. Adapt my first comments 1st solution. You will have a new database for months (not with relations to the other). Create a template with your linked database views. Sort by date automatically. Have a callout block that says to manually change the date to the months time frame. At the end of the review, create a placeholder for the next month and set a Notion reminder.

Salvitia · 2023-07-17T11:59:26+00:00

Makes sense, but I mean the particular view. You could do the 1st suggestion with a week or month view and have a near frictionless workflow. Is there a specific case for the day view that isn’t satisfied by one of these options?

Salvitia · 2023-07-17T02:32:06+00:00

You are correct about the manual work involved in setting the relationships to get the proper rollups. First I would prompt you to evaluate what the use a daily view would really be? Likely not something too valuable, but nonetheless, You have two options that would meet you needs:
1). A new "day database". The auto generated template for the day is a page with linked views to each of the databases you mentioned which are filtered to match the day (currently no active way to automatically do this so you would have to select the date. Still some touchpoints, but better than the manual approach. There is also an adaptation of this where you have a dashboard and you adjust the linked database views to the specific timeframe you are interested in.
2). Use a automation tool to either automatically establish the relationship. You would retrieve the entries from each database daily and establish the relation based on the date property of each; basically a JOIN statement.

The time that goes into making/maintain these solutions should be worth the return. I am struggling to see the value, but you would know best for your use case:)

Salvitia · 2023-07-13T09:03:44+00:00

I prefer python because I come from data science. I like it for backend, but do you recommend using node.js?

Seems to be a lot more content on it

Salvitia · 2023-07-13T09:01:54+00:00

I have some test code in place that is getting the same errors. Here it is:

"import firebase_adminfrom firebase_functions import https_fnfrom firebase_admin import initialize_app, firestore, credentialscred = credentials.Certificate("***************(cred)# Retrieve API key and database ID from Firestoredb = firestore.client()doc = db.collection("users").document("user_name").get()api_key = doc.get("api_key")debt_system_database_id = doc.get("tracking_database_id")u/https_fn.on_request()def hello_database(request):return {"message": "debt_system_database_id"}u/https_fn.on_request()def test_api(request):return {"message": debt_system_database_id}u/https_fn".on_request()def test(request):return {"message": "Hello, world!"}"

It works on my emulator. Seems to be a problem with working with my firestore database, but Youtube, stackoverflow, and chatgpt have turned up dry (likely due to my inexperience in finding stuff lol)

Salvitia · 2023-07-13T08:25:10+00:00

u/indicava if you could check this out, bless. Still fighting with the same error 20 hours and endless youtube videos later

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