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Comment #42844807
Thanks! I'll keep that in mind as I create the rec system. Are there any other issues you've found with using Pocket? Do you still use it at all or is it just a repository of thing…
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Comment #42844557
I've build a Pocket alternative and plan to launch soon. It's focused more on usability right now, since Pocket has completely dropped the ball on so many fronts, but usability is …
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Comment #41917589
Good points. On not forgetting, the clear group here are students who will be tested. I'm expecting large changes in education in the next 10 years away from testing and more towar…
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Comment #41914228
This was one of my original views, but I've since changed my mind. I agree in the sense that one of the few times you'd need pure memorization is for testing. However, the top comm…
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Comment #41913810
Often you'll see comments about how SR is most effective when you create your own cards and that using off-the-shelf cards isn't effective. But what I've found is that the biggest …
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Ask HN: Why don't you use spaced repetition to learn, despite its effectiveness?
Spaced repetition is widely regarded as an effective method for learning and retention [0]. And articles about spaced repetition often perform well here [1][2], which suggests a lo…
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Comment #41311018
I've read some of these tales here as well. I'm thinking more about how to migrate from "log in with" to a un/pwd
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Ask HN: How do you keep track of “Log in with” accounts
On MacOS, using the Passwords app, I find it unnecessarily difficult to find out how I signed into an account. Some are un/pwd (easy), some are Log in with Google, Apple, etc, but …
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Comment #35205370
Indeed your view makes sense. I'm very much one of the people you mention, I forget things all the time, and use search in Notion to find the things most relevant to me. I also don…
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Comment #35204740
Nice work getting this out there! >> I'm guessing this is in the category of "Productivity Apps", the closest competitors seems to be apps like Evernote This is the part that stood…