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by trane_project 4y ago
I've been thinking of using GPT or similar LLMs to extract flashcards to use with my spaced repetition project ( https://github.com/trane-project/trane/ ). As in you give it a book and it creates the flashcards
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by trane_project 4y ago
I think it should work for facts, but I haven't personally tried much of that. Right now, it doesn't make a distinction in how it schedules each type of question. I have an update coming that should make it way easier to play with
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by trane_project 4y ago
Interesting ideas for how to write the cards. But the dependency part seems to be limited to letting you pick questions from a subtree. SuperMemo has something similar, which is the closest I was able to find in existing solutions. The prob
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by trane_project 4y ago
Sure, here's the gist of how it works. - When Trane is asked for a batch of exercises, it performs a depth-first search of every branch in the dependency graph. It picks up exercises as it goes along, and stops exploring a branch when
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by trane_project 4y ago
Yes. That's required. I think they meant that the program uses those relationships to automatically advance the student to the next topic when it makes sense.
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by trane_project 4y ago
Check out my project: https://GitHub.com/trane-project/trane It does exactly this because I also thought this was a critical limitation of current systems. I have a feature coming out soon (already merged to master but
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by trane_project 4y ago
Shameless plug to my own project: https://GitHub.com/trane-project/trane Dependency relationships between exercises are core to its design. I tried to use Anki but this limitation is pretty baked into Anki and made it
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by trane_project 4y ago
Very interesting talk by Alan Moore on the origins of consciousness, magic, shamanism, and how the entirety of human culture came out of the engagement of the first people experiencing consciousness with its full possibilities (which is how
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Alan Moore on magic, shamanism, and the birth of human culture [video](youtube.com)
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by trane_project 4y ago
I have experienced this first hand as well and will never commit that naive mistake again. See also the responses of women learning their partner is bisexual or their dating racial preferences. Their mating strategy optimizes for status and
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by trane_project 4y ago
You aren't going to change his mind. What needs changing is his heart.
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by trane_project 4y ago
This book explores a similar concept to writing about yourself from the future and having that fantasy gradually become real: https://www.amazon.com/Weaving-Fate-Hypersigils-Changing-Tel... Not sure how well it works becaus
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Mantra-miner, contribute to free software by having your computer recite mantras(github.com)
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by trane_project 4y ago
I tried intermittent fasting by not having dinner, and I noticed that my heartburn went away almost immediately. I stuck to it pretty much because of that. Not sure how it relates to my sleep apnea because I had already fixed it by then, bu
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by trane_project 4y ago
I have sleep apnea, probably caused by having a big tongue, and did a home sleep test. My AHI was close to 60. I was prescribed a CPAP with a nose-only mask, and my AHI went to zero overnight. No issues whatsoever. Maybe try a different CP
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Show HN: trane-leetcode, practice Leetcode using spaced repetition(github.com)
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Show HN: Trane-rustlings, learn Rust with Trane and rustligns(github.com)
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by trane_project 4y ago
Yes. I am not very familiar with GUI development so I focused on the CLI first. No concrete plans yet.
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by trane_project 4y ago
Thanks. Quite the rabbit hole, but I'll try to read it all this week. And yeah, I started with music because it both has an established pedagogy that is centuries old, and the process consists mostly of repeating the same task until it
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by trane_project 4y ago
I am thinking it would take the form of creating a bunch of Blender files and then present them to the user, asking them to open them, and do a simple task (add a sphere, rotate the view, etc.). Probably a lot of work, but it seems doable.
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by trane_project 4y ago
For the actual building of all the manifests and asset files, take a look at https://github.com/trane-project/trane-music for some examples of how I am generating them. This might seem kind of annoying at first and I w
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by trane_project 4y ago
Closest thing to a walkthrough right now is the README in the trane-cli repo. It has the output of some of the commands so you can see what it looks like. The only difference in normal usage is that you eventually reach the threshold to be
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by trane_project 4y ago
I hope I don't have to change it. I quite like that it sounds like train, since it's what it does. Someone mentioned a company by that name but I think I am in the clear because they are in a completely different industry. I'
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by trane_project 4y ago
Fixed. Thanks for pointing that out.
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Show HN: Trane, an automated system for learning complex skills(github.com)
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by trane_project 4y ago
With respect to the chronic pain, I'd suggest some kind of embodied mindfulness practice to help alleviate the symptoms. I assume Western medicine has not been able to help you much on that front. There are tons of techniques out there