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I'd rather do spaced repetition than Obsidian. Does anyone know if a plugin for this? Like, a history buff could just tell the LLM "quiz me on the Taiping Reb
by Buttons840 8mo ago
I'd rather do spaced repetition than Obsidian.
Does anyone know if a plugin for this?
Like, a history buff could just tell the LLM "quiz me on the Taiping Rebellion, who what where when and why."
The LLM then enters this instruction into an API that handles the spaced repetition data and algorithms.
The LLM could pull that API daily and quiz you daily.
Actually knowing all this stuff sounds so much better than having a bunch of notes in a fancy graph.
- co_king_5 8mo ago[dead]
- Buttons840 8mo agoWhat would be different? When the LLM enters the "card" into the API it would define the required information, and then every time it would ensure you cover the required information. You could tell the LLM, "make sure I remember the date of this historical event", and then the LLM would ensure you mention the date when answering the card. If you get the date wrong, then it does the API equivalent of pressing "wrong / again" in Anki.
- treetalker 8mo agoYou can use an LLM to generate first drafts of flashcards that you import into, and later revise in, a true spaced-repetition system — such as Mochi or Anki. For learning new material, make your LLM assume a Socratic position. Kagi Assistant has a custom Study model that does this. The key is causing the model to increase your friction (causing learning and memory) instead of decreasing it.
- Buttons840 8mo agoI can't use Anki on a walk or while making dinner.