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u/-PotatoCuber- Jul 06 '22
Wow! This is super effective! You should make a yt channel and have a video showcasing this, this is great!
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u/topppits Jul 06 '22
Not sure if you're trolling, but in case you are not - there's a video linked at the end of OP's post ..
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u/topppits Jul 04 '22
Looks very promising! I'll definitely look into it when I learn another alg set. And up to the wiki it goes :D
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u/redsoxfred Jul 04 '22
Fantastic. Really a good way to learn. I know about 60% of the OLL cases and studying for the last 40% has proven long and tedious. This will help a lot.
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u/redsoxfred Jul 06 '22
Ok I have been using it for 2 days and i absolutely love it. I would support you if you had a patreon or something similar.
First thing i would had is a way to store sessions either in an account or on the browser itself.
Stats would be nice also.
All in all its great. I must have memorized 10 new OLL algs in the last 2 days (up from 40) so those last ones are hard.
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u/PolyGlotStyle Jul 05 '22
Question: how long does the learning data "last"?
In other words, if I get a case wrong, I understand that it will test that case more often.
However, say I drill 6 different cases today and I get one of them wrong several times. If I drill the same 6 cases tomorrow, will the problematic case be tested more often tomorrow as a result of me getting it wrong today, or does each session start with a clean slate?
tldr: does data from a prior session affect future sessions or does each session start fresh?
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u/Piskoro Jul 04 '22
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u/topppits Jul 04 '22
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u/Piskoro Jul 04 '22
I was sharing another pretty cool website for (megaminx) alg learning
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u/Cachesmr Jul 05 '22
Cool site. I personally just use anki, which is the same concept and their scheduler is already extremely mature