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As someone who has been doing Anki daily ever since the first of January, I can tell you that the amount of stuff that you forget when it starts asking items in
by Hamuko 7y ago
As someone who has been doing Anki daily ever since the first of January, I can tell you that the amount of stuff that you forget when it starts asking items in intervals of several months compared to when it's asking items in intervals of days.
- _hao 7y agoI can see that being an issue, but then again why would you trust in SRS completely and their algorithm? Why not create a measured review plan where each month you gradually pass everything (in my case Chinese characters) you've studied until that point?
- imtringued 7y agoMy advice to Anki beginners: don't trust the default settings. For example setting a daily review limit will cause a massive backlog over time. Just do all your reviews for that day. If there are cards that you fail every day then answer them as hard. This will tell Anki to shedule the card differently. Annoyingly there is no skip feature so don't feel bad about hitting good on a card that you failed 3 times in a row. You can adjust the steps from 1 10 to 1 1500 for new cards so that you will not be asked twice for a new card on the same day. Once I did these changes I was going through twice as many reviews in roughly 75% of the time.