SRS

[Anonymous No.10599245]

>Is pic related the secret weapon to beat the autists?

[Anonymous No.10599255]

delet this

[Anonymous No.10599309]

Rule one of the Anki club, don't talk about the Anki club.

[Anonymous No.10599388]

>>10599245

> flash cards are now a secret weapon

lol

[Anonymous No.10599451]

>>10599388
ever heard of srs, fag?

[Anonymous No.10599452]

>>10599245
I use anki. It doesn't beat autists per se. Its kind of a major dependent thing. If you're majoring in something like bio where its mostly memorization, sure, it will get you to where you're going. Its less helpful for problem solving classes however, in those cases I would consider skipping it altogether in favor of another method.

At the end of the day its just flashcards with an algorithm. It will put you at full potential to learn and recall info, but if you have no potential to begin with then it won't do much for your capacity.

[Anonymous No.10599479]

>>10599452
agreed, it's great for med school

[Anonymous No.10599517]

Completely useless for physics and math. Who cares.

[Anonymous No.10599570]

>>10599517
>he doesn't know

[Anonymous No.10599673]

>>10599452
In favor of what other method?

[Anonymous No.10599688]

>>10599517
You need to do like fifty things to set up latex usage. For fucking flash cards. Not sure what you'd put on them to be useful anyway

[Anonymous No.10599695]

>>10599245
Is it not THE weapon of the autists?

[Anonymous No.10599773]

>>10599695
good point
and here I thought this is the great EQUALIZER

[Anonymous No.10599940]

>>10599517
>>10599570

https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/8ZugMc4E5959Xh86i/how-i-use-anki-to-learn-mathematics

[Anonymous No.10599961]

>>10599940
> nooo let me have my advantage for gods sake

[Anonymous No.10599990]

DELET

[Anonymous No.10600010]

>>10599245
>tfw want to use anki but nothing to memorize

[Anonymous No.10600025]

Can people who have actually used Anki for math and physics to great effect comment? I feel like usually the posters in these threads are from wannabes who have just discovered it.

[Anonymous No.10600036]

>>10600025
shhhh, we're trying to psyops the Poos to do this.

[Anonymous No.10600048]

>>10600025
>>10600036
>>/sci/thread/S10439507#p10446132
enjoy faggots

[Anonymous No.10600050]

>>10600036
nice try but i really know that only someone using Anki to great effect would write something like this, indicating that there ARE math and physics experts using Anki to great effect

[Anonymous No.10600275]

>>10599451

> using flash cards and putting them in different boxes according to their difficulty to you is now a secret weapon

lol

[Anonymous No.10600398]

>>10599245
Mods take this down wtf!

[Anonymous No.10600809]

What does /sci/ think about the autist's list?

Seems like it was compiled by a new age IQ 82 shitposter? Had he totally lost it by then?

Here's the list:
C. F. S. Hahnemann (1755 – 1843): German doctor and scholar, renewed the medicine of his time.
C. Darwin (1809 – 1882): English scientist.
W. Whitman (1819 – 1892): American journalist, poet and teacher.
B. Riemann (1826 – 1866): German mathematician.
Râmakrishna (1836 – 1886): Indian (Hindu) saint.
R. M. Bucke (1837 – 1902): American doctor, psychiatrist and scholar.
P. A. Kropotkine (1842 – 1921): Russian geographer and scholar; anarchist revolutionary.
E. Carpenter (1844 – 1929): Minister, farmer, English thinker and writer.
S. Freud (1856 – 1939): Austrian doctor, psychiatrist; creator of Psychoanalysis.
R. Steiner (1861 – 1925): German scholar, philosopher, writer, orator, pédagogue ... ; visionary teacher, creator of anthroposophy.
M. K. Gandhi (1881 – 1955): Indian advocate and politician; spread the message of 'ahimsa' (non-violence).
P. Teilhard de Chardin (1881 – 1955): French paleontologist, religious(Christian) thinker, worked for a reconciliation of religion and science.
A. S. Neill (1883 – 1973): English teacher and educator, who supported an education in liberty.
N. Fujii (aka Fujii Guruji) (1885 – 1985): Japanese Buddhist monk.
J. Krishnamurti (1895 – 1985): Orator, Indian religious thinker and writer.
M. Legaut (1900 - ...): University teacher, farmer, French Christian religious thinker and writer, pupil of Jesus of Nazareth, worked for a renewal of the spirit of the Christianity.
F. Carrasquer (1904 - ...): Spanish public school teacher, educator and militant anarchist.
... Solvic (1923? ... 1945): American worker, who worked apparently without any particular appointment.

[Anonymous No.10600810]

>>10600275
Yeahh right dis anki totally doesnt enhance my cognitive ability by the power of 4

Nobody should use this piece of shit Programm

[Anonymous No.10600980]

>>10599245
PLS MOD DELETE THIS, THIS IS THE ONLY THING THAT MAKES ME ON PAR WITH THOSE SMUG AUTIST

[Anonymous No.10600982]

>>10599245
There is nothing short of cheating that will put you on par with the best students. This will just help with easy classes while you’re an underclassmen and nothing else

[Anonymous No.10601044]

Anki is a meme, literally e-flash cards

[Anonymous No.10601083]

>>10601044
A meme that is literally the best way to memorize simple and annoying shit

[Anonymous No.10601226]

>>10599688
??? wrong, latex support is native and you can write equations out of the box

[Anonymous No.10601268]

>>10599245
I exercisr my memory by remembering which search strings bring up the correct obscure porn clips. Plausibly deniable as well if I'm doing a powerpoint and these terms pop up by accident.

[Anonymous No.10601313]

I find it useful for increasing my vocabulary in new languages I am learning. Haven't tried it for other things.

[Anonymous No.10601392]

>>10599245
WHY IS THIS NOT DELETED YET???!?!?!!?
MOD PLS MOD MOD PLS DELETE THIS THREAD PLEASE THIS HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH SCIENCE IT DOESNT WORK MODS PLS DELET

[Anonymous No.10601899]

I tried for a while, but anki cards with a lot of reading material that is very difficult are very hard to keep up with, you just get disheartened and stop doing them. I use anki for french and music only now

[Anonymous No.10602239]

mods please delete! jk bumping

[Anonymous No.10603079]

bump jk please delete

[Anonymous No.10603477]

>>10599245
You complete and utter fools. Why are you talking about this?? Never ever reveal the secret. DELET THIS NOW WHILE THERE IS TIME
>>10599517
>Completely useless for physics and math. Who cares.
YES YES ANON. COMPLETELY USELESS. D E LE TE DISSS

[Anonymous No.10603487]

dual n-back if you're high IQ

[Anonymous No.10603541]

How can I use this to study as a QM retard who is absolutely fucking clueless what he's doing

>>10603525

[Anonymous No.10603577]

>>10603541
Assuming you know how SRS works, start on page 1 of your textbook and start making cards. Put the first chapter in your deck then test yourself. Now go to chapter 2 and so on. Wash rinse repeat every minute of every day between now and the test. You want to speed through the material as fast as you can to get as much of it into Anki as you can in the next 3 or 4 days so you'll have what you need to work with. When you get everything in, it'll take you several hours every day to work through it but that's how it is when you're trying to get it done on a hard deadline.
The trick with spaced repetition is when you get it in your system, you are guaranteed to remember 90% of the material for a certain period of time. So if you have everything in your system and on the day of the test you are caught up on your cards, you'll remember 90% of everything.
Also, don't get put off by it being "memorization". The memorization of the discrete facts causes your subconscious mind to connect the dots even beyond what normal studying can do.
Long story short, start right now. Don't ask anymore questions or fuck around anymore. Start right now on page one and go hard as a motherfucker over the next two weeks and at the end of it prepare to be fucking amazed.

[Anonymous No.10603743]

>>10603541
You are out of luck anonbro,

Anki sucks shit for cramming, it really is a 'long con'. So ideally u start with anki at the beginning of the semester or new topic and keep up with the material as you are making cards. Because if you make like a few hundred cards in a few days it s too hard to keep up with...

I recommend that you maybe use anki for the most challenging topics or for shit that is very essential and route memory.
Try to limit the number of cards to 50 to 200 depending on the difficulty of the material. Otherwise it will be too much to reap the benefits of spaced repetition (it s way better to add cards consistently because the old cards are already less often to be reviewed)

[Anonymous No.10603747]

>>10603541
Also dis >>10603577 is solid advice

[Anonymous No.10604959]

>>10603487
how much do you do it? is it worth the time?

[Anonymous No.10605190]

>>10604959
I'm curious as well

[Anonymous No.10605433]

>>10605190
>>10604959
>>10603487
no evidence that the skill transfers beyond dual n back

[Anonymous No.10605442]

>>10603577
this is just cramming.

[Anonymous No.10605502]

>>10605442
>this is just cramming.
Uh, yeah. The person I replied to said he only has 2 weeks. Anki is the best thing for long term retention but it also works a trick for cramming beyond anything else I've ever tried. And due to the nature of SRS, if you just keep repeating what you cram, you still get that full long term benefit, while on a practical level the only difference is you filled out your deck a lot faster than typical.

[Anonymous No.10605513]

>>10605433
>no evidence that the skill transfers beyond dual n back
It has been shown to help people with traumatic brain injury and even healthy participants show *some* transfer just a very tiny amount. Not worth 30 minutes a day of boring exercises unless you just happen to like it.

[Anonymous No.10606729]

Bump

[Anonymous No.10606824]

How would I internalize when I see abstract structures Foo, Bar, etc. that I associate them with having property X?

Specifically would like to internalize certain things as being e.g. "code smell"

[Anonymous No.10606983]

>>10599245
I'm just here to remind you that you fucking can't learn it.

[Anonymous No.10607568]

>>10606983
Can't learn what?

[Anonymous No.10607575]

Will this help me learn cell signalling cascades? Jesus christ fuck memorizing all these kinsases.

[Anonymous No.10607580]

>>10607575
Oh yeah

[Anonymous No.10608589]

Sharing the forbidden fruit of knowledge bump

[Anonymous No.10608616]

>>10599940
>unironically browsing lesswrong

[Anonymous No.10608749]

How is this better than just using quizlet and only reviewing cards you don't know?

[Anonymous No.10608780]

>>10608749
havent ever used quizlet but at the very least you get offline browsing and there is substantial value in creating your own cards IMO

[Anonymous No.10608882]

>>10608780
hm quizlet provides both of those things. I can also use it on my phone and sync with my computer.

[Anonymous No.10609399]

Is this worth it if i only have a week before the exam? I'm fairly prepped for the final but there's just so many weird names and what not because it's microbiology.

[Anonymous No.10609458]

>>10599309
this
>>10599570
>>10599940
>>10599961
SHUT UP SHUT UP SHUT UP SHUT UP

[Anonymous No.10609522]

hope this memeware works out for me

[Anonymous No.10609531]

>>10609522
fucking glitch in the matrix, I too only have a cell bio deck on anki

[please No.10609833]

nonoNONONONONO STOP BUMPING THIS
IT DOESN'T WORK PLEASE STOP MODS DELETE THIS THREAD. I HAVE A PHD IN NEUROSCIENCE AND MY NESXT PAPER ARE HOW BULLSHIT THIAS IS AND HOW IT DOESN'T WORK PLEASE STOP DELETE THIS THREAD

[Anonymous No.10610476]

Up

[Anonymous No.10610546]

>>10610476
the ra

[Anonymous No.10610602]

down

[Anonymous No.10610652]

>>10603487
Delete this fucker, or I'm telling rav Goldberg

[Anonymous No.10610935]

BUMP BA DUMP

[Anonymous No.10611434]

Up

[Anonymous No.10611450]

>>10604959
two levels whenever I feel like it, I'm trash tho
supposed to be twenty minutes a day

[Anonymous No.10611462]

>>10611450
It's 20 rounds 4-5 days a week