Your thoughts deserve somewhere to go.
When an idea becomes too long, too detailed, or too useful to lose, put the extended thought in ThinkMark and keep the short code.
Use dependency injection here.
See ThinkMark: 45y1
Dependency injection lets a function or class receive what it needs from the outside instead of creating those dependencies itself.
The original writing stays focused. The longer explanation, example, and context can live here, behind a code small enough to keep beside the thought.
Notice the idea that no longer fits where you are writing.
Capture the fuller explanation, example, reference, or memory.
Use the unique code whenever you need that thought again.
Learning notes, programming examples, research, ideas, references, personal notes, and long explanations can all live in ThinkMark.
The code-based system is the distinctive part. It is not a restriction.
ThinkMark uses your signed-in session for access to your notes. Local editor recovery is saved in this browser so an unfinished thought is less likely to disappear.
Write what does not fit, keep the small code, and return when you need it.
Save the thought you don't want to write down now. Give it a small address. Come back to it later.
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