/jp/ - Otaku Culture

What rules do you use for yourself when you're doing anki to determine what rating you should give cards when you answer them?

I feel like I'm possibly being too hard on myself since I end up with an average of 300+ reviews each day and I end up spending over three hours on them. So much of my time and energy goes to anki that I don't get to put much time into trying to reading VNs or do grammar study.

I'm thinking that this might be because I almost never click the "Good" or "Very good" buttons and I always click either "Again" or "Hard" so everything ends up piling up into giant stacks and none of the cards ever mature. How well should you know something before you can mark it as Good or Very good though?

I don't want to become addicted to anki any more than I already am, but I don't want to be lazy either and neglect my studies.

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Can anyone give a sauce or something ?

Have you ordered anything from askmakura??

You guys not giving us a link is bullying. You guys are bullies.

tuskete
onegai

>>10156342
Oh god, I can't decide who is cuter in that image.

>>9567197
Her head is big and filled with God knows what.

Marisa, liking me? You must be crazy.

>>7230732
Yet she's still the character on the launch icon.

>>7058736
Looks like a hakkero carrying case, classy.

I wish Master Spark didn't slow you down so much when used. Makes getting UFOs a pain. Such is the cost of power, though, I suppose.

Describe Marisa in poem.