if you don't want to silo your cards you might consider NeuraCache ( https://neuracache.com/ , I'm the creator)
Interesting. Does this also work with the Mac version of MS One Note?
How to Memorize Faster with the Spaced Repetition Learning Technique
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#62I personally don't think spaced repetition by itself works very well for a few reasons: -card creation from stuff you read or watch is a huge pain -most people make cards that don't work in real life but don't change them because they assume the algo is good for learning when they're really using it for cramming I think incremental reading as implemented in supermemo is necessary for SRS to shine: incremental reading…
> card creation from stuff you read or watch is a huge pain Yomichan, sub2srs, Migaku Dictionary's export definitions function, and many other tools simplify the process considerably.
I didn't have language learning in mind at all. If for language learning, completely different. Tools for it are great, I also learn Japanese and mainly use yomichan + voracious and plan to switch into using mpvacious.
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#63Pimsler language audio book works this way.
I found it very effective
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That's a very nice idea for casual learning/low number of items to remember. Edit: Just installed it and the first thing it asks me to login. Sorry, no way. Learn from Momentum how to do it the proper way.
Our extension is part of studylib.net platform. Users can learn their sets both in the extension and on the website using PC or phones. This is possible because the user's progress data and sets are stored in one place. So, we need authorization. But you can create account with any email if you don't want to sign in with google or facebook. Momentum is nice extension, but it has different functionality.
I tried it studylib this weekend and it's much better than expected. Thank you very much for your work and I'm sorry for my first negative reaction.
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#65It seems like there's been a lot of buzz around space repetition on hacker news lately. I've used SRS for learning Japanese with great success, and it would be hard for me to imagine making any progress without it. The one thing I was missing from most SRS apps was the ability to create note cards, not necessarily in the review schedule, and link them with my cards. There are some concepts like grammar that fit the "…
This looks amazing! I recently (5 days ago) started learning Japanese using Duolingo and have been taking hand written notes. I'm also thinking of creating a digital version using Zettlr[0] which I use daily. I'll also try out your app. If I may ask. What is the tech stack you used for building clients other than mobile as well as for mobile? Thanks.