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Hey! love the thing. Quick suggestion to the README on the section "Relative navigating and moving" It looks like I have to press H <-, to move left - I am assuming that I can do either or, a la vim. A small copy edit would make that clearer. Kudos!
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Not mine, I am not affiliated with this tool, but I thought along the same lines as you and found this tool, could you give it a try and let me know what you think? https://kinopio.club/
That looks like it's worth trying out, also I like the pricing model, god damn am I sick of monthly subscription.
Have you considered aligning sublists to the parent node? Right now, your eyes have to leap upwards from a node to get the first child of the list. And since each list has a different length, you have to scan upwards a different amount every time. If every list was aligned with the parent, you could just read left-to-right.
I keep trying mind maps and getting frustrated because my mind works differently. Anybody know of ones that let you start out non-hierarchical? For me, key nodes are often obvious long before relationships are. E.g., if I'm working with post-it notes, I might write a bunch of notes, cluster them, winnow, and only then want to start locking in relationships between items. Has anybody seen something that's pretty strai…
I keep trying mind maps and getting frustrated because my mind works differently. Anybody know of ones that let you start out non-hierarchical? For me, key nodes are often obvious long before relationships are. E.g., if I'm working with post-it notes, I might write a bunch of notes, cluster them, winnow, and only then want to start locking in relationships between items. Has anybody seen something that's pretty strai…
Love the idea. Their website is full of goodies. The graphic for the p3 express framework is pretty cool. https://p3.express/manual/v2/
I'm getting a 255 return code when I try to run it. php v.7.4.3. Permissions are all ok. Anybody else have this problem?
You can either run the code or develop on the code with no more "works on my machine" that way
Something like this should have done it:
FROM php:8
# install that mbstring library
CMD ["however", "you", "start", "php", "apps"]I keep trying mind maps and getting frustrated because my mind works differently. Anybody know of ones that let you start out non-hierarchical? For me, key nodes are often obvious long before relationships are. E.g., if I'm working with post-it notes, I might write a bunch of notes, cluster them, winnow, and only then want to start locking in relationships between items. Has anybody seen something that's pretty strai…
Also I like to use them in new organizations to map out the people I meet to make sense of who knows what about a topic. Especially in big orgs.
I often see these mind map things and I'm interested in learning what benefits they can provide me, but I have no idea how they're actually used. My searches have only yielded people using them as study aids.
I'm old enough to remember when pockets of the Freemind[1] community aspired for that application to reach something of this state. Sadly, development forked and work on the original project stalled pretty hard. Great stuff - thanks for sharing! [1] http://freemind.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/Main_Page