LittleFishyChan

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by LittleFishyChan 8mo ago
Wait, so does this let me do incremental reading via a web portal? Like, I can do this on my iPad?
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by LittleFishyChan 1y ago
I have been using Supermemo daily for almost 20 years, and I have basically stopped trying to sell people on the idea. When I explain it to them, they agree that it is a good idea, but very a few people can truly follow through in the long-
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by LittleFishyChan 1y ago
You’re referring to incremental reading, which yes is indeed one of the killer features of SuperMemo. You're basically just reading, but you have at the core of it an SRS (SuperMemo) to store cool ideas in flashcard form and every arti
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by LittleFishyChan 3y ago
Dude, nice job! I've been using SuperMemo daily since January 2006! I started using it only for Japanese vocabulary words, but after a few years I tried to branch out and start using it for other stuff. It took a while to really wrap m
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by LittleFishyChan 3y ago
Cool! Yeah, at a certain point I was looking for help in my flashcard routine but realized not many people have used a program like SuperMemo for a few years in a row every single day, and I thought it would be a good idea to write down my
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by LittleFishyChan 3y ago
I have a blog, like the early 2000’s! I’m also working on a book, hopefully I’ll have it done by the end of this year. The blog is called supermemoadventures. I’ve been using SuperMemo for 17 years, every single day. If you have any questio
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by LittleFishyChan 3y ago
I’ve been using SuperMemo for Windows every day for 17 years but I’ve started using Anki so I can do some foreign language flashcards on the go (I add them to SuperMemo after the interval gets to more than 1 month). Anki is easy and conveni
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by LittleFishyChan 4y ago
Whoa, awesome to see a fellow SuperMemo user here! I've been going for 17 years, I absolutely can't imagine life without SuperMemo and I've stopped trying to sell my friends on it. Have you tried integrating Study Wand with S
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by LittleFishyChan 4y ago
I’ve been using SuperMemo for almost 17 years every single day, started using it before Anki even came out. Too invested in my SuperMemo flashcard collection to jumó ship. I am 100% satisfied with SuperMemo 18’s algorithm, I’ve upgraded eve
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by LittleFishyChan 4y ago
Yes, exactly! I frequently notice during my day-to-day life, I will ask myself simple questions like “what is the state department?” and then I Google the question, read the answer, and create a question and answer pair in as simple languag
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by LittleFishyChan 4y ago
Hey, you sound like me! I’ve been using SuperMemo daily for more than a decade, and I’ve noticed something similar. Processing information and thinking in terms of “how do I make a flashcard that covers this fact?” has been helpful at both
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by LittleFishyChan 4y ago
As far as productivity goes, I use a text document to track when I begin a new task and I don’t “start” the next task until I finish the previous one. Doing this has made me really conscious of finishing something before I start something e
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by LittleFishyChan 4y ago
Yo, I've been using SuperMemo for 16 years every single day (Did my cards this morning :), and you're spot on! I would love to chit chat about SM sometime, I've not met many people that use SRS for so long! Send me an e-mail
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by LittleFishyChan 4y ago
I guess I’m the extreme case then; I’ve been using SuperMemo for 16 years, every single day; originally it was to memorize foreign language vocabulary words, but has since expanded to everything I want to know. Left unchecked you’re right,
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by LittleFishyChan 4y ago
Spaced repetition all the way, my man. I’ve been using a flashcard program called SuperMemo for more than 15 years to remember cool stuff, and now I have a destination for anything noteworthy I find while reading or listening to podcasts.
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by LittleFishyChan 4y ago
Nope, doing reviews where topics are totally randomized (Called stochastic review) has been easier for me in the long run because I don’t have to categorize things, I just shovel them into SuperMemo and review them when their time comes. On
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by LittleFishyChan 4y ago
As far as daily life goes, I do my reps in the morning and don’t really use SuperMemo much throughout the day. I have a text file in the Notes app on my phone where I write stuff that I want to remember and then I add those flashcards when
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by LittleFishyChan 4y ago
I’ve been using SuperMemo for 16 years, do my cards every day (just finished today’s cards about 20 mins ago). Super useful for obvious stuff like languages, but also very useful for more subtle stuff you want to keep in your brain; you bas
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by LittleFishyChan 5y ago
Hello! I’ve been a heavy user of SuperMemo for almost 16 years (January 23 is my SuperMemo anniversary!). Initially I thought SuperMemo was going to “think for me,” but the more I used it, I realized that it’s actually just augmenting my me
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by LittleFishyChan 5y ago
I’ve been using SuperMemo for almost 16 years, every single day. I can’t think of a better way to guarantee that I will retain stuff outside of using some kind of algorithm to tell me when to refresh desired information. I think of it more
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by LittleFishyChan 5y ago
I’ve been using SuperMemo for 15 years, in fact I just finished up my flashcards for today :) It definitely is useful but it isn’t the grand answer to all of life’s problems. It makes it very easy to remember stuff you want to remember but
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by LittleFishyChan 5y ago
Hello! I made a few videos that explain how incremental Reading works: 1 Topics: https://youtu.be/1ZNsn8IL-TM 2 Incremental Reading core analogy: https://youtu.be/Wme2RLm1jWY 3 How Incremental Reading makes
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by LittleFishyChan 5y ago
Hello! I made a few videos that explain how incremental Reading works: 1 Topics: https://youtu.be/1ZNsn8IL-TM 2 Incremental Reading core analogy: https://youtu.be/Wme2RLm1jWY 3 How Incremental Reading makes
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by LittleFishyChan 5y ago
I’ve been using a spaced repetition flashcard program called SuperMemo every day for more than 15 years. It has worked really well for long term retention on stuff I’ve made flashcards about, which includes languages and other stuff I find
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by LittleFishyChan 5y ago
Yo, I’ve been using SuperMemo for 15 years (I set up a Google Alert for “spaced repetition” years ago). I started with foreign language words but gradually it took over my entire “memory life,” including positive memories, jokes and other s
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by LittleFishyChan 5y ago
Yeah SuperMemo is more of a long term lifestyle choice verses a single tool, but I personally think it’s the most effective brain augmentation software that we have as a species right now, it’s not very complicated or heavy in terms of the
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by LittleFishyChan 5y ago
Hey how cool to see others still finding out about SuperMemo! I’ve been using it for 15 years, it’s super great, incremental reading is an awesome game changer, basically it’s like a book emulator with lots of extra features. I started maki
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by LittleFishyChan 6y ago
Good point, SuperMemo is kind of made for you to make gradual adjustments to your flash cards, at least on the web site that is encouraged. Maybe you make a flash card in incremental reading, you don’t have to fix it right away, you can wai
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by LittleFishyChan 7y ago
True dat. Been using SuperMemo for 14 years, every day. Never missed a day. Changed my life, I don’t have to worry about remembering stuff anymore
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by LittleFishyChan 8y ago
Yes that is interesting, remembering stuff is LITERALLY what our brains are supposed to do yet the very idea of spaced repetition is treated with immediate suspicion.

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