william_uk
I can't install apps or use cloud-based solutions at work so I built this primarily for my own usage, but hopefully others might also find it useful.
Source: https://github.com/wrlannen/snippets
Any feedback gratefully received.
Show HN: Snippets – Minimal local scratchpad for code and notes
I built Snippets (https://snippets.dev), a keyboard-first scratchpad for snippets, drafts, and quick notes. Everything is stored locally in the browser (localstorage). You can also install it as a PWA for quick access.Feedback welcome - especially on UX, shortcuts, and what you’d want next.
Show HN: OneList – a minimalist todo list web app (no signup required to try)
I know the world probably doesn’t need another todo list app, but I built OneList because I wanted something super simple - just a list, a focus mode, and a Pomodoro timer. No due dates, no multiple lists, no clutter.If that sounds useful to you, please give it a try. No signup required, you can jump straight in. Any feedback is greatly appreciated!https://useonelist.com/
Show HN: Ask Mr Darcy – what Ask Jeeves could have been (GPT-3.5-turbo)
Salutations to one and all.I hereby present unto thee Ask Mr Darcy, a straightforward use of gpt-3.5-turbo employed for the purpose of constructing a question-answerer and translator fashioned in the style of Mr Darcy.--I had fun building this as a gloried "GPT hello world", especially using ChatGPT to help me with the frontend.It was also interesting to tweak the system and user prompts on the...
Ask HN: Do any startups use Force.com?
I'm currently evaluating platforms for a new project.I haven't tried it yet, but it seems like Force.com might be a good fit.Does anyone use it or know of any startups that do? Is it is any good?
DropTask offers visual alternative for soon to be gone Astrid
Have you tried iMindMap (www.thinkbuzan.com)? Pretty sure it does that.
We are currently considering all feature requests and this is one I've heard a few times. As such, it is definitely something we will consider!
Not as yet, but this is an early release of the product and we are aggressively adding new features and improvements. This is definitely something we are considering.
The entire app is written in CoffeScript - we're using Node.js on the backend and the front is mainly SVG/D3.js/Backbone.js.
This is by design - we simply could not get the visuals to look at all decent with mixed colours for nested groups. The idea is that the one colour applies for the entire category.
This is true - the group (used to categorize task circles) grows to fit the content. We did play with allowing task circles to be resized to show priority/effort, etc, but couldn't get it to work well. We may revisit it, though.
In terms of how we will survive, as Ygg2 has posted from our FAQ, we plan on charging for premium features and business accounts which will offer team administration/reporting, etc. In the meantime, we are well funded :-)
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