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> Cards are content-addressed, that is, identified by the hash of their text. Wouldn't this invalidate card's review history if I am to fix a typo in the card'
by eps 10mo ago
> Cards are content-addressed, that is, identified by the hash of their text.
Wouldn't this invalidate card's review history if I am to fix a typo in the card's text?
- chotmat 10mo agoobviously, they and their claude didn't think about that
- dnlzro 10mo agoEven acknowledging this flaw, there's a valid reason (simplicity) to design it this way. "Be kind. Don't be snarky."
- zetalyrae 10mo agoYes, and that's fine.
- Kerrick 10mo agoI think that's a good thing. If you learned a false fact based on a typo, you may want to treat the true fact like a brand new fact to be learned.
- victorbjorklund 10mo agoWhot is the capital of France? - Paris Not sure this needs to relearned from scratch
- pvdebbe 10mo agoDon't you just put tick "know this already" or whatever mechanism is used. It'll be asked a couple of times but it shouldn't be "relearned from scratch".
- danielscrubs 10mo agoI did something similar in markdown as the author, but my solution was to generate an unique anchor with a unicode symbol after each answer. Kind of wish I had an SSH frontend though.