Overthinking and overcomplicating, of course.
I have a 300-line org-mode file with links to interesting projects
. Frequently, someone asks me if I know about a tool to do something obscure and I can pull it out of there. It also helps me remember those things. And sometimes when I'm idle I browse the list to get inspiration.
However, this file bothers me. The hierarchy has evolved organically and it feels bad.
I have spent over an hour converting org-mode to a more structured format
and I'm still not done :( This new format uses a two-level tag classification.
My idea is to play and try to find an algorithm that will flatten the two-level tag classification into a useful hierarchy. The initial approach I have in mind is to write something that tries to have each tree leaf contain a reasonable number of links; perhaps 3-7, trying to come as close as possible to 5.
I suspect this will be a massive investment with little tangible results, but I just cannot stop thinking about this.