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I just tried it, and it seems useful. Any plans to support other coding agents, e.g., Antigravity?
Perhaps you can add a check for ai.txt as well? Not sure how it compares with just having a robots.txt, though.
Neat idea! Are you considering making future matches available for predicting as well, or do the predictions only open a couple of days before a match?
There are plenty of similar tools. This one in particular is too basic - it only seems to have ICS download, doesn't allow filtering, etc.
Thanks! The default calendar (without filtering) contains all 104 matches. If you choose the download option (ICS), it will appear as, e.g., ' Winner Group L vs 3rd Group E/H/I/J/K (Round of 32)'. However, if you choose the subscribe option, the placeholders will be replaced by the actual team names.
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ic4ru5 on Tuesday June 02, 2026 @04:29PM
from the show-hn dept.
https://worldcupcalendar.football/
I made a website that lets you filter World Cup 2026 matches that you're interested in watching, and add their schedules to your calendar. It's free, of course.
Hypera only generates the introductory paragraph in a cold email (as you must have seen on the website). How useful or spammy the rest of the email is - i.e., what the sender is trying to pitch - is up to them. If CTR and response rates increase, both of which lead to increased conversion, it stands to reason that these emails are more welcome with personalisation than what you might call spam.
Posted by
ic4ru5 on Tuesday February 20, 2024 @02:04PM
from the show-hn dept.
https://www.hypera.app/
Just wanted to share with you something I built. If you're an email marketer who sends a lot of cold emails, this will be of interest to you.Hypera.app is a site where email marketers can hyper-personalise their cold emails using the power of AI.I'm solving the following problem: Personalisation is super important for email marketing, significantly increasing CTR and response rate for cold...