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Has anyone here heart of "incremental reading"? The concept of breaking a book into "chunks" and then individually scheduling those chunks to be read via an sp
by examplary_cable 4y ago
Has anyone here heart of "incremental reading"?
The concept of breaking a book into "chunks" and then individually scheduling those chunks to be read via an spaced repetition algorithm. The thing is that incremental reading is much harder to do with physical books. And you would have to either calculate the next schedule(hard) or use a simple leinter box system(loss of efficiency).
I wonder if normal reading is this "pristine" reading and incremental reading being the "messy" reading.
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- cafard 4y agoWhen Norman Mailer died, some item in the paper said that he was known for taking books apart into pieces that were easier to manage. Whether these were his own novels, or those of other writers, I don't remember. But no, I had not heard of incremental reading in this sense. So after reading the section on regular languages in the Cinderella book one would reread it before moving on to context-free languages?