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by domenicd 10mo ago
Very cool! This blog post in general was somewhat eye-opening for me, as someone who set up a mediocre PC-only Ttsu + Yomitan + Anki setup, and then got frustrated enough to start writing my own. Perhaps I should have spent more time resear
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by domenicd 10mo ago
It's terrible that Windows still has nothing good for this built-in. I use https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/powertoys/quick-ac... which is at least first-party. It's still got a few bugs, b
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by domenicd 11mo ago
This is an excellent insight. I think there is still some hope that technical solutions could be developed so that only the "Business Internet" gets access to verified identity, with the user somehow understanding this, while the
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by domenicd 11mo ago
As someone who used to work on Chrome, I can confirm that browser fingerprinting is indeed a nightmare. Back in the early days of Privacy Sandbox, before that crashed and burned against the UK CMA not even letting Google remove third-party
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by domenicd 11mo ago
My friend's main study that he cites is https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S209525462... . The interesting thing is that there is no real cutoff. The benefit kind of tapers off logarithmic
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by domenicd 11mo ago
For sure. My friend's program is longevity-focused, not strength focused. I usually do 2/week strength training + 1/week bouldering, but have dropped to 1/week strength training + 1/week bouldering while I worked to
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by domenicd 11mo ago
I just aim for zone 5. Usually it takes 45-60 seconds to get into zone 5, then I spend the remaining 60-75 seconds there.
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by domenicd 11mo ago
12k steps is about 2 hours. It helps a lot to have a walking pad (basically a mini-treadmill), and possibly standing desk. I do 45 minutes of Anki per day on the walking pad, and then if walking around the city hasn't gotten the other
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by domenicd 11mo ago
A lot of people in the comments are expressing curiosity about "ideal" amounts of exercise to avoid these sorts of problems. I have a real-life friend whose hobby is studying this stuff. His recommendations boil down to: - 1/
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by domenicd 1y ago
Indeed, the web platform now has setHTML() and setHTMLUnsafe() to replace the innerHTML setter. There's also getHTML() (which has extra capabilities over the innerHTML getter).
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by domenicd 1y ago
The standardization process here feels similar to what happened with JavaScript modules. Introduced in ES2015, but the language standard only had syntax and some invariants. It had no notion of how to load modules, or how they might be deli
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Designing the Built-In AI Web APIs(domenic.me)
1 points by domenicd 1y ago|0 comments
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by domenicd 1y ago
It does? https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/scripting.html#attr-s...
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by domenicd 1y ago
I honestly would be totally fine with large providers being the ones to host and "own" all my media---_if_ they were obsessive stewards of data quality. To me it seems very reasonable to have these things hosted in central reposit
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My Participation in the METR AI Productivity Study(domenic.me)
13 points by domenicd 1y ago|1 comments
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by domenicd 1y ago
This resonates with me. I feel like I'm on the slower end. A lot of people on the internet love sentence cards for vocabulary but they take me so much longer than just word/definition cards...
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by domenicd 1y ago
The four buttons is apparently a contentious topic in the community. It's gotten more serious because in FSRS misusing "hard" to mean "I didn't get it, but I felt close" is really bad and throws off the algorit
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by domenicd 1y ago
I've thought about this problem myself a lot. I don't have a great answer. The easiest thing I can think of is just grab https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/369908962 , and schedule everything you've al
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by domenicd 1y ago
Note that SM-17 is only used in proprietary SuperMemo software. Anki was stuck on SM-2, the latest version that was open.
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by domenicd 1y ago
I live in Japan.
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by domenicd 1y ago
My "Daily Life" deck is pretty small. But I fill it with things whenever I try to recall something and am embarrassed to not know it. Now I know them! - Population of Tokyo / Tokyo metro area / Japan (where I live) - Jap
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by domenicd 1y ago
I dream of building a WaniKani competitor that uses FSRS. Unfortunately it's one of those projects where 10% of the work is building, and 90% of the work is marketing/community building/evangelism. (And the 10% is not trivial
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by domenicd 1y ago
What spacing algorithm does RemNote use?
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by domenicd 1y ago
This was a mistake in the article. Sorry about that, and I've fixed it now!
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by domenicd 1y ago
> I also used the little google collab notebook to custom fit it to my learning patterns - I'm not sure if that's in the version that was merged into the main version. It was! There's a little "Optimize" button i
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Spaced repetition systems have gotten better(domenic.me)
1026 points by domenicd 1y ago|512 comments
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by domenicd 3y ago
It's always been extremely funny to me how arguments like this and from the curl author go. "Yes, I had to change curl away from strictly accepting two slashes, for web compatibility. But `while(slash) { advance_parser() }`? That&
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by domenicd 3y ago
Also see the spec PR from WebKit: https://github.com/whatwg/html/pull/9546
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by domenicd 3y ago
Almost, it's `switch=""`, `checked=""`.
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by domenicd 3y ago
The issue with a single global event handler is discussed here: https://github.com/WICG/close-watcher#a-single-event If you use popover="", you get the kind of functionality you're discussing for free. F

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