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Do you consistently use Anki? Why?
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What is that
Free Flashcard app. It's been around for many years, and there's lots of extensibility and free card decks.
oh ok. I never used flashcards or anything back when i was in school i never saw a need to study much. The most id do is read over the book if there was something i didnt learn in class.
It's handy for things like learning languages or remembering medical terminology. And if you can couple it with mnemonics, it can be more effective than simply reading.
Ive just never really had a need for stuff like that. Once i see something i remember it typically without needing to try.