Re:Show HN: Tuido, a Terminal Todo List
by NiloCK on Monday September 05, 2022 @08:10PM
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Thanks!
I'm a hoarder of tiny ambitions, so my todolists are chronically growing, rather than shrinking.
The deterrence for adding new items looks like this:
n = # of currently listed items (items not done or struck as obsolete who aren't 'snoozed' for future listing)
if n > 5 {
user must copy a nag text of fibbonacci(n - 5) random characters before the new item is created
}
It doesn't prevent you from taking too much on, but it's a really explicit incentive to push lower urgency items out (snooze them) so that you generally are presented with a list that more or less fits in your short term memory.
I'm a hoarder of tiny ambitions, so my todolists are chronically growing, rather than shrinking.
The deterrence for adding new items looks like this:
n = # of currently listed items (items not done or struck as obsolete who aren't 'snoozed' for future listing)
if n > 5 { user must copy a nag text of fibbonacci(n - 5) random characters before the new item is created }
It doesn't prevent you from taking too much on, but it's a really explicit incentive to push lower urgency items out (snooze them) so that you generally are presented with a list that more or less fits in your short term memory.