bohrious
> Each note should contain a single idea and should be understandable when reading in isolation.
It's really a guiding principle. Unlike index cards in filing drawers, markdown with wikilinks allows for infinitely long notes and a low cost for context switching. you can choose whatever balance of note size/quantity you want.
In my markdown-based second brain built originally in Obsidian and now in Dendron, I have around 350 notes with what is probably a Poisson distribution of sizes. The important thing is that jumping from note to note costs very little.
further, if a note warrants splitting, now you can do it as fast as you can think it. The founder of Dendron aptly describes this as a part of the amoeba pattern: https://dendron.so/notes/e780000d-c784-4945-8e42-35218a3ecf1...
If you are a participant of hacker news I'd hope that you can perform a google search to find and validate this information rather than parrot the feigned ignorance of pundits.
Is this blatant enough to justify impeachment? I don't know. Apparently it is blatant enough to convince 10 republican congress people.
I would use this every day as a browser extension for HN/reddit. the vertical minimap would probably be the ideal implementation.
Fly-to navigation for narrowing scope makes sense. IMO, a complete feature-set would still include something like ctrl-scroll for vertical expand and shift-scroll for horizontal expand.
Realistically, maybe, for minimap-on-focus: "a"+"scroll": zoom "s"+"scroll": expand-vertical "d"+"scroll": expand-horizontal