We already mix vector and text search with Elastic + Vespa. What exactly makes your thing better? Not trying to be rude, but why should we care about Yet Another Search Engine?
The tips are forcefully suggested to offset the cost of the order processing service.
These apps often take a 10%+ cut from every order. Which makes it hard to sell to a restaurant. If I pre-select 10% tip, most people will pay it making the app basically free and a no-brainer for the restaurant.
I think it should be communicated better, but this is how I've seen it work.
There's no internal markdown file. When you press the export button, it gets generated from the HTML content of the editor. The extension saves the state of the editor in browser's local storage. I don't think it's possible to access it outside of the extension itself.
There is a Firefox add-on, if you visit the site from Firefox, it should point you to the Mozilla Add-ons page [0].
Thanks! Everything is saved in the extension's local storage. Nothing leaves the browser. You can export editor content from the settings (three dots in the bottom left corner). That creates a .md file with your notes that you can probably import to any editor.
Thank you! First and foremost, I made nuTab for myself. I wanted a minimal, private notepad as my new tab page. I really don't want to sell it or make it invasive in any way.
Also, no monetization plans yet, but if they come, I'll make sure they're not breaking the original promise of privacy and simplicity.
Firefox sync would be nice, although I would make it optional.
Impressively fast! I love the bonsai. Way too much distractions for me though. Shameless plug: I made a new tab page that's just markdown notes and bookmarks - https://nutab.co
> Maybe a way could be to leave stuff from previous day in unfinished state so there's motivation to start the day with it.
I do this, although with an important caveat: the unfinished stuff has to be well documented or trivial so it's easy to jump in. The point is to accomplish something as quickly and easily as possible.
Well, the difference is that you don't have to have a notepad++ open. Notes are saved to local chrome storage as you type. I didn't try to crash my browser but I assume it's ok.
For the past month I've been working on a service to easily manage feedback from your customers.
One thing that I found missing in other tools was painless process of leaving feedback. Some took it too far with on-site widgets that interfere with more important things like Intercom. With FeedBear your customers can leave feedback right from the Intercom widget, with no extra account needed. If the choose to stay in the loop, they can leave their email to receive an invitation.
With an account created, your customers can vote and receive updates about your progress. You get to see who voted for what, who are the most active customers and the most important: what to build next.
If you have any questions, I'm ready to answer them.
Enjoy!