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Smooth ACT policies on the SO101 arm(giacomoran.com)
1 points by ran3000 6mo ago|0 comments
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Don't build a spaced repetition startup(giacomoran.com)
23 points by ran3000 1y ago|11 comments
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by ran3000 1y ago
Just watched the video, great work!
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by ran3000 1y ago
Interesting, I've been surprised to see how many language learning apps already include some of the ideas I've discussed in the blog post! How far along are you in developing the system?
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by ran3000 1y ago
You're right, it might work by restricting to just AnKing data. My concern was around other, possibly personal, cards making their way into the dataset.
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by ran3000 1y ago
Reading the thread, I definitely overlooked language learning solutions. Thanks for sharing!
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by ran3000 1y ago
This specific problem gave us lots of headache while building https://rember.com We don't have a good solution yet. My hope is that something like content-aware memory models solve the problem at a lower level, so we don&#x
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by ran3000 1y ago
It would be awesome to work on that data. I'm afraid of the privacy implications though.
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by ran3000 1y ago
Amazing work! In https://rember.com the main unit is a note representing a concept or idea, plus some flashcards associated to it, hsrs would fit perfectly! I'll look more deeply into it.
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by ran3000 1y ago
I would be valuable for shared decks, like the one you mentioned. As far as I can tell, the majority of Anki users are medical school students or language learners. Both groups benefit from shared decks. So I think it's a good idea to
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by ran3000 1y ago
Phrasing looks amazing! There's a lot of UX work to do for SRS. Do you have a sense of how well the ideas behind Humane SRS translate outside of language learning? I imagine the main challenge would be identifying a steady influx of ne
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by ran3000 1y ago
Being easy to integrate is an underappreciated feature of FSRS. Using decks to draw semantic boundaries is likely overly constraining. I think we want to account for finer differences between cards. Decks are coarse and people differ in the
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by ran3000 1y ago
Ah, I totally missed this, thanks for sharing it. Since in Anki the "note" is the editing unit, that works for some cloze deletions but not for QA cards (only for double-sided QA cards). A content-aware memory model would allow yo
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by ran3000 1y ago
Yes, that reminds me of knowledge tracing and methods like 1PL-IRT. I think you can do both and get even better results. The main limitation is that the same flashcards must be studied by multiple students, which doesn't generally appl
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by ran3000 1y ago
I'd love to see it. What I like about your approach is that it circumvents the data problem. You don't need a dataset with review histories and flashcard content in order to train a model.
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by ran3000 1y ago
I explored memory models for spaced repetition in my master's thesis and later built an SRS product. This post shares my thoughts on content-aware memory models. I believe this technical shift in how SRS models the student's mem
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Content-Aware Spaced Repetition(giacomoran.com)
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Show HN: Anki Wrapped – Your Year in Anki, Like Spotify Wrapped(ankiwrapped.com)
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by ran3000 6y ago
Yes, I do this sometimes for math proofs. The point of writing atomic flashcards is to prevent the loss of resolution reviewing questions about wholes (sentences in your case). Mind that atomic does not mean that it has to be about details,