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Could be difficult to put in lot of latex or even diagrams. We need something which can auto-generate the notes for us.

asdkhadsj 7y ago
I'm actually working on a knowledge base / memory retention application. I'm not yet sure what I'll do for the "best UX", as I want to avoid UI work (not my area), so I expect I'll export to something like Mochi[1] or Anki. Can you describe your format and processing a bit more? I'd like to have some understanding for potential future use cases. Eg, what are the sources (format/etc), and how would you envision them generating the Anki cards from them? Does your source currently have enough data to generate cards from? Or would someone need to go through and separate larger documents into Anki cards? Appreciate any detail you can give :) [1]: https://mochi.cards https://mochi.cards
- cmnzs 7y ago
  Not familiar with Mochi, but it looks uncannily like https://www.notion.so/product https://www.notion.so/product
ai_ia 7y ago
Exactly what I am working on. https://www.primerlabs.io https://www.primerlabs.io Primer generates Anki apkg files too. I am way behind schedule to launch it. But I am working as hard as I can to ship soon.
rgoulter 7y ago
I've tried using anki for non-vocabulary stuff. My impression is that to recall some fact, what I put in the card might not be what I care about recalling. e.g. for Set, wikipedia has "a set is an abstract data type that can store unique values, without any particular order". Whereas what I might care about is "a Set has items, and it's quick to check if the item is in the set". -- If I don't know what a Set is and haven't used it, it's a bit tough to come up with a description I'm going to care about. While vocab flashcards are straightforward, non-vocab flashcards need more maintenance.
- misiti3780 7y ago
  I use anki for math, computer science, languages and a lot of other things. i do this successfully (at least by my standards) and i think it works very well

I'm actually working on a knowledge base / memory retention application. I'm not yet sure what I'll do for the "best UX", as I want to avoid UI work (not my area), so I expect I'll export to something like Mochi[1] or Anki. Can you describe your format and processing a bit more? I'd like to have some understanding for potential future use cases. Eg, what are the sources (format/etc), and how would you envision them generating the Anki cards from them? Does your source currently have enough data to generate cards from? Or would someone need to go through and separate larger documents into Anki cards? Appreciate any detail you can give :) [1]: https://mochi.cards https://mochi.cards

cmnzs 7y ago
Not familiar with Mochi, but it looks uncannily like https://www.notion.so/product https://www.notion.so/product

ai_ia 7y ago

Exactly what I am working on. https://www.primerlabs.io https://www.primerlabs.io Primer generates Anki apkg files too. I am way behind schedule to launch it. But I am working as hard as I can to ship soon.

rgoulter 7y ago

I've tried using anki for non-vocabulary stuff. My impression is that to recall some fact, what I put in the card might not be what I care about recalling. e.g. for Set, wikipedia has "a set is an abstract data type that can store unique values, without any particular order". Whereas what I might care about is "a Set has items, and it's quick to check if the item is in the set". -- If I don't know what a Set is and haven't used it, it's a bit tough to come up with a description I'm going to care about. While vocab flashcards are straightforward, non-vocab flashcards need more maintenance.

misiti3780 7y ago
I use anki for math, computer science, languages and a lot of other things. i do this successfully (at least by my standards) and i think it works very well