Using Nested White Boards Flashcards

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What is a drawback of traditional hierarchical note-taking apps?

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As notes accumulate, it becomes easy to get lost in the layers and changing the folder structure can be difficult.

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What do modern note-taking apps advocate for instead of hierarchical structures?

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Establishing bi-directional links between notes to create an interconnected graph.

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What is a challenge of using graph-based note-taking apps?

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As the graph grows larger, it becomes increasingly difficult to maintain direction and locate notes.

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How does Heptabase balance hierarchical and graph structures?

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By integrating designs of ‘nested whiteboard’ and ‘graph-based card library.’

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When does disorganization typically start in a hierarchical note-taking app?

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Once there are more than twenty notes in a folder.

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How many layers of folders are needed to manage around ten thousand notes in a hierarchical app?

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At least three to four layers of folders.

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What is a significant drawback of redesigning a folder structure in a hierarchical note-taking app?

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It can take an entire week to move all notes into the new structure.

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What happens to memory in a graph-based note-taking app with many notes?

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Memory cannot keep up with the size of the graph, leading to reliance on keyword searches.

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What is the maximum number of cards manageable on each whiteboard in Heptabase before feeling overwhelmed?

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Over a hundred cards.

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How can ten thousand notes be managed in Heptabase?

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With just two layers of hierarchy using parent and child whiteboards.

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In Heptabase, how are cards and whiteboards related?

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Cards and whiteboards are independent; a card can appear in multiple whiteboards.

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What allows for flexibility in whiteboard structure in Heptabase?

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The ability to create new whiteboards without altering existing ones and reuse existing cards.

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How do you create a sub-whiteboard within a whiteboard in Heptabase?

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Right-click on an empty space of the whiteboard and choose ‘Whiteboard’ to add a sub-whiteboard.

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What does the breadcrumb in the top left corner of the whiteboard indicate?

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It shows which layer the whiteboard is in the hierarchy.

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What do nested whiteboards typically represent?

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The relationship between topics.

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What are the two common methods to reuse cards across whiteboards?

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  • Access the Card Library to drag the card onto the whiteboard
  • Copy and paste the card from another whiteboard, choosing ‘Sync pasted card’ while pasting.
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Fill in the blank: In Heptabase, a card related to genetic science can be placed on both the _______ and _______ whiteboards.

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[Genetic engineering] and [Biology]

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Fill in the blank: A card related to the US reserve currency can be placed on both the _______ and _______ whiteboards.

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[US history] and [Macroeconomics]