Dangling is not grouping.
Foam_Crab: I have found that it is sort of obvious that the sticky note type is better for arranging words. Foam_Crab: Sometimes I want to group the Scrapbox pages themselves to think about my own tendencies (*I want Scrapbox to I sometimes want to group Scrapbox pages to think about my own trends (not that I want this feature in Scrapbox), but it doesn't work well when I handle it in "rows" (which consumes extra cognitive resources). In such cases, Kozaneba may work well. Foam_Crab: my brain is grouping and grouping together to create appropriate parent-child sibling relationships and hang them in a tree-like (or root-like) fashion It may be that it does not perceive this as a Like it's logically put together but my body (Shinto) doesn't feel a sense of cohesion in it. I don't recognize that creating parent-child sibling relationships and hanging them in a tree-like fashion is grouping them together into a cohesive group.
Foam_Crab: "Position" and "layout" are still important. No matter how good plain text is for handling data, I am not a computer, and I should not try to follow the way that is convenient for computers. You have to "think" and "feel" with your own mind before handling data... Foam_Crab: it turned out to be an obvious one. (for the second time) pokarim: I think the impression you get from the left and the right is quite different. pic.twitter.com/Y9Io03n0bC https://gyazo.com/57cc3a427f569a2c50654aebd4bbcc81
pokarim: I don't think we usually distinguish between them as logical structures. (I mean, how can we distinguish this as a logical structure? For example, there could be multiple kinds of parent-child relationships or something like that.) pokarim: I feel the difference between HTML attributes and child nodes is a bit like this. Attributes are contained in the inner part of the figure on the right. The child node is the one that is linked to the outside, as shown in the left image. pokarim:"[* I might be saying that we don't recognize that creating a parent-child sibling relationship and hanging it in a tree shape as grouping it together into a cohesive whole." which makes me wonder if you perceive the tree as a left image rather than a right one. I am like that too. nishio: funny story, I'm obviously over here https://gyazo.com/27508729c630e1e3646db482687fff89
nishio: groups can be done after the fact Meaning "can be created later." It doesn't mean "can be created later" (although of course it can).
https://gyazo.com/dbfa4a6c87f7ce73e951ab5ac74a0b38
nishio: "what is the parent" becomes fixed when it is made into a group. Seems to me I'm subconsciously trying to "delay the fixation as long as possible". Related:.
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