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Anki's interface really discourages me from using it. Quizlet seems like a much better alternative (though spaced repetition requires a subscription). A while
by rgovostes 8y ago
Anki's interface really discourages me from using it. Quizlet seems like a much better alternative (though spaced repetition requires a subscription).
A while back I was looking for something that would index my external hard drives so I could browse them and view file metadata. None of the options seemed appealing.
I really want a personal, locally-hosted wiki that lets me write in Markdown, keep revision history, link between documents, and attach files. Having inline-executable code like Jupyter would be cool also. I've bought a few versions of VoodooPad only to be disappointed by how basic it is.
- audiometry 8y agoYeah. I use it, but I don’t feel like I have any facility with it. Flash cards sound simple, but there is a lot of subtlety to more advanced use cases. The problem is they cannot communicate the ideas very clearly,quickly. Thus the interface feels pretty awful because I am not entirely sure what everything does. I think it has a lot of power, just a difficult learning curve. The shared decks online are hit and miss too. (From a learning Japanese person’s view)
- ccffph 8y agoI have been looking for something similar and settled on using notion.so I dont like how self host is not an option but its very clean, supports markdown, has an awesome interface as a personal wiki, and the free tier has plenty of space.