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Giacomo Randazzo
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Milano, Lombardia
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Mathematical Engineering @ polimi 🤹
Thinking about SRS aka memory protheses.
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Giacomo Randazzo
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Related:
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Giacomo Randazzo
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I should point out that the "noticing" does not necessarily happen right away in situation Y, by recalling the card.
Sometimes it happens because I review the card the day after situation Y happened.
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Giacomo Randazzo
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The role spaced repetition plays in this is in "and notice it".
It allows me for bringing more awareness in options for my behavior I wouldn't have naturally considered.
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Giacomo Randazzo
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One way this works for me is the following.
I have a card "why should you do X in situation Y?".
I get in situation Y, I forget about doing X, and notice it.
Repeat a bunch of times.
I get in situation Y, think "I'm about to forget about doing X", I do X.
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Giacomo Randazzo
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I'm still experimenting. I usually create cards along the lines of "why should you do x in situation y?", "what could doing x mean in situation y?".
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Giacomo Randazzo
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I had this issue for about a week, today a friend reported to me the same issue, we both use Firefox.
Last night, right before closing Roam, I opened the graph overview and today the entries were there 😄
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Giacomo Randazzo
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Spaced repetition for programming own behavior works, it is scary and it is fascinating.
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Giacomo Randazzo
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I'm done reading Il Deserto dei Tartari/The Tartar Steppe by Dino Buzzati.
Up until the last chapter I was filled with a sense of melancholy towards life.
The last chapter reversed that energy for me, I really enjoyed the ending!
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That is something we are working on.
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Giacomo Randazzo
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Anki forces to break down a chain of related concepts in single cards that don't know anything about their interrelationships. A way to implement larger context in every card would be a prohibitive copy/paste job.
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Giacomo Randazzo
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It is very useful to provide much larger context in the answer, for instance, the paragraph of the book where we got that piece of information.
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Giacomo Randazzo
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The answer can be made longer than the concept it represents, it's a reference. We use it to check that what we recalled is correct and to "fix" our memory.
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Giacomo Randazzo
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My interpretation of the assertion is that concepts should be atomic. In the concrete card this should be reflected in the question (pointer to memory) but not necessarily in the answer.
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Giacomo Randazzo
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Many people assert that both question and answers should be atomic.
I think we need to differentiate between *what concept a card represents* and the *concrete card*.
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This reflects something that is important but difficult to implement in Anki.
(thread) twitter.com/briantobal/sta…
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It forces me to recall the law definition in addition to its interpretation, strengthening that memory path.
On the other hand, I might not recall what the law is. I'd fail at pulling its interpretation out of thin air. Although, given context, I would have recalled it.
2/2
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Giacomo Randazzo
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Conflicted about this kind of cards.
It asks for the interpretation of Fourier's Law, without context about what Fourier's Law is.
1/2 pic.twitter.com/m3Fu3TuL7D
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Giacomo Randazzo
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Example of bad card.. I always reveal the answer right after thinking about the first cloze, I never get to actually recalling "full name". pic.twitter.com/nDWW8VtpdL
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Giacomo Randazzo
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Avoiding Yes/No answers in Anki cards usually requires some more thinking compared to more straightforward cards.
This is the most effective tactic I've found so far for cards where the answer would be "No". pic.twitter.com/w6Yz0TjafV
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Giacomo Randazzo
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Next up is some books by Giordano Bruno on memory techniques related morality.
I'll read this too! Thanks for the suggestion
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