A computer implementation of studying via lists instead of flashcards.
Extremely alpha state. In the highly unlikely event that anyone besides me wants to and succeeds in using this for anything beyond trying out the hardcoded example material, chances are something will happen like a change to the data format or corrupted review history.
Spaced Repetition Software is great. It adds a huge amount of efficiency by studying the items that need to be studied. And yet, most study time is still spent going through remembered items. A possible improvement for this is to review in lists rather than as individual cards, since there are many fewer steps for each review item. (I used to use a similar system on paper, largely because it was less work to create the lists than decks of cards - and sometimes even just used the list in the textbook.)
This is an experiment in whether this kind of thing is something worth pursuing.
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