Algorithm Flashcard Database

[AustinReed]

I'm pretty sure I'm not the only one that remembers best from flashcards. I want to create a database here so it's easier to find them So far I have:
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Austin's EG-1 Sunes

Other:
Anki Supplied by Timeless
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If you have more, please post the link. Thanks!

P.S. You can use "flashcardmachine.com" to add pictures.

 

[Jokerman5656]

I may have to make a square-1 set for EP. good idea, thanks

 

[timeless]

I'm pretty sure I'm not the only one that remembers best from flashcards. I want to create a database here so it's easier to find them So far I have:
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Austin's EG-1 Sunes

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If you have more, please post the link. Thanks!

P.S. You can use "flashcardmachine.com" to add pictures.

theres some on anki

 

[AustinReed]

theres some on anki

Is there a link?

 

[timeless]

http://anki.googlecode.com/files/anki-1.2.8.exe
its a program that aronpm uses too

 

[AustinReed]

Well, since there's no link to Anki, I'll just post the link to the website.

 

[timeless]

Well, since there's no link to Anki, I'll just post the link to the website.

thats the direct link i posted

 

[Zarxrax]

It seems pretty dumb to use anki for this. I mean don't get me wrong, I've been using anki on a daily basis for years now, but with speedsolving, the object is to be able to see something and then instantly execute it. It must be BURNED into you. Simply seeing it once, then getting it spaced out to a few days later, then getting it spaced out to a few weeks later, then getting it spaced out to a few months later... this isn't going to do anything to help.

 

[AustinReed]

It seems pretty dumb to use anki for this. I mean don't get me wrong, I've been using anki on a daily basis for years now, but with speedsolving, the object is to be able to see something and then instantly execute it. It must be BURNED into you. Simply seeing it once, then getting it spaced out to a few days later, then getting it spaced out to a few weeks later, then getting it spaced out to a few months later... this isn't going to do anything to help.

Plus I'm not able to link it.

 

[Escher]

It seems pretty dumb to use anki for this. I mean don't get me wrong, I've been using anki on a daily basis for years now, but with speedsolving, the object is to be able to see something and then instantly execute it. It must be BURNED into you. Simply seeing it once, then getting it spaced out to a few days later, then getting it spaced out to a few weeks later, then getting it spaced out to a few months later... this isn't going to do anything to help.

Aronpm learned algorithmic, speed-optimal full BH this way

 

[Litz]

It seems pretty dumb to use anki for this. I mean don't get me wrong, I've been using anki on a daily basis for years now, but with speedsolving, the object is to be able to see something and then instantly execute it. It must be BURNED into you. Simply seeing it once, then getting it spaced out to a few days later, then getting it spaced out to a few weeks later, then getting it spaced out to a few months later... this isn't going to do anything to help.

I use Anki for ages and also thought this, but I actually tried it for algorithms in the past and found it useful. The good thing about it is you can memorize tons of algorithms and use them in solves (even if it takes a while to recognize/execute) while they transition into muscle memory. After that you just drop the card since it's useless to know the algorithm by memory.