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I really love Anki as a tool, especially to learn mechanical things (like vim key bindings), to remember arguments of key articles, and to situate myself back i
by memothon 3y ago
I really love Anki as a tool, especially to learn mechanical things (like vim key bindings), to remember arguments of key articles, and to situate myself back in the thoughts that I previously had.
For mechanical things:
I was able to learn lazygit keybindings by heart in a week that take care of 95% of my usage.
To remember key arguments of an article:
I make a card like
In the article _The Bitter Lesson_, what types of methods work better in the long run?
General methods that use computation (search/learning)
For situating myself:
I take a project I worked on and I make a card on what I found challenging, or the tools I used. Or what I learned after. A lot of our problem solving is pattern matching to things we've seen before so leveraging this is really powerful.
- velyan 3y agoInteresting! I didn’t know about this tool. What do you think helps you the most - making a card or revisiting or both? Is there anything that this tool is lacking atm?