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Comment #33179997
Do you agree with the assumptions of the Anki scheduler? That each time you review a card you'll remember it for incrementally longer and longer? If so then a fixed amount of revie…
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Comment #33160142
thanks a lot, your comments make a lot of sense and are really helpful!
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Comment #33160133
Do you agree with just this part? > Effectiveness of spaced repetition scales exponentially
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Comment #33153518
If you've forgotten something then you don't have that knowledge anymore. So remembering things for longer means you are effectively gaining knowledge. It's like someone giving you…
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Comment #33151086
> I don’t need to remember the exact way something was written by the author. I agree. Who ever said you should try to remember that? Remember the high-level important and transfer…
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Comment #33148339
The simplifying assumption around units of information and the graphs are just to visualise the main point. Effectiveness of spaced repetition scales really fast / exponentially wh…
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Comment #33148312
The article links to a paper which estimates how much more effective you get at reading the more knowledge you have. It shows that for most ages you don't improve in this way, but …
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Comment #33148267
Save All does that. You can create a deck and then share it so a whole team can use it https://saveall.ai/
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Comment #33148258
You misunderstand how important memory is for learning. Ofsted, the UK school inspection board, actually defines learning itself as a "change in long-term memory". You can't learn …
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Comment #33148241
Thanks for the feedback, we are going to add an export feature sometime soon
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Comment #33148232
Think about it in terms of how many days of knowledge each rep gets you. The first rep gets you 1 extra day of knowledge. The next rep gets you 2 extra days. The next one gets you …
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Comment #33144120
Summary of article: The effectiveness of spaced repetition scales exponentially and much faster than other learning methods. So use spaced repetition and you’ll learn a lot faster …
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Comment #33143851
I use it for both types yeah. I basically try not to ever forget anything I hear that’s useful. On Save All you can create cards that are just statements, no need to turn them into…
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Comment #33142916
Haha, where would you rank this one in terms of quality?
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Comment #33142796
Agree, I shouldn't have used the word "proved". But there is a lot of robust evidence for it going back to the 1800s. Many of the studies are linked to on the wikipedia page https:…
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Comment #33142772
Yeah. There is software that organises the reminders for you aswell e.g. my company Save All does this https://saveall.ai/
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Comment #33142766
Very interesting, how would i learn about something like that? Is there a resource you'd recommend?
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Comment #33142762
thanks will check that out
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Comment #33142760
what's that?
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Comment #33142756
thanks lol
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Comment #33142750
This seems like what a spaced repetition app does, is there a difference? For example lots of people use Save All for this exact reason https://saveall.ai/