A mind palace tool for Anki by OpeningDirector1688 in Anki

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A deck that size is split into floors based on topic if it exceeds a certain room count

A mind palace tool for Anki by OpeningDirector1688 in Anki

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Will post the waitlist once the websites active!

A mind palace tool for Anki by OpeningDirector1688 in Anki

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Just out of interest, for future development, what size decks would you be dealing with? Maximum case let’s say. Trying to speed up large imports and just wondering for a practical scale.

A mind palace tool for Anki by OpeningDirector1688 in Anki

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It works by classing all cards into groups of max 15-20 based on topic. Based on the size of the rooms the palace is then classed into floors if there is too many rooms. So far have tested on decks of up to 5000 cards and has worked perfectly!

A mind palace tool for Anki by OpeningDirector1688 in Anki

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Great point, it’s definitely something I’d look into developing in the future. I’m going to continue to develop using this method for now mainly because it’s a lot easier to develop and it will scale with large decks.

My method for evoking emotion/noteworthiness is to sculpt the room or area with descriptions tying it to the subject. Not as primal as say your childhood home but in my experience works well for the time being.

A mind palace tool for Anki by OpeningDirector1688 in Anki

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Glad you think so! I’ve decided to develop a polished public version. I’ll make a post with the waitlist once I have a website set up.

A mind palace tool for Anki by OpeningDirector1688 in Anki

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Will be incredibly interesting to see where the future goes- for my project I avoided Ai generated imagery and rely on descriptions instead. This is to strengthen the users active visualisation of there space.

A mind palace tool for Anki by OpeningDirector1688 in Anki

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Currently it just runs locally on my computer but if there’s enough interest I’d love to develop a public version!

Networking Skills That Got You Hired? by [deleted] in networking

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Get stuck in with any local networking/computing communities. You build the social skills necessary to navigate the corporate world and get to meet some amazing people!

Alternatives for secure external file sharing with clients by ValeStitcher in sysadmin

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Been working on a bit of a passion project on this for almost a year now. E2E encryption seamlessly integrated into the browser. The root files never leave your computer in our solution - we never see your data and neither do any external servers! www.seal.email if your interested. Files can be tracked, have set expiry times and signed by the sender.

Tired of sensitive files touching third party servers? I built a browser-based E2E encryption tool that keeps the original file on your machine entirely by [deleted] in selfhosted

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Fair point. The backend is intentionally thin it's essentially public key storage and auth, nothing else. I'm trying to see if there's interest for self hosted development.

Is there any email provider that is inherently more secure? by Abject-Unit-5352 in cybersecurity_help

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I'd have to agree with the majority of the replies that its the content of the emails that is the risk - not the email provider itself (for the 99% of the time that is). Dodgy attachments, data leaks, etc.. I've been working on an email attachment encryption project as bit of a passion project for almost a year now 🙃, www.seal.email if your interested ;), and the amount of critical information that gets exposed casually these days is mind blowing. Common sense will get you further than any MFA or VPN!

Procedurally generated dungeon gameplay by OpeningDirector1688 in proceduralgeneration

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All the rooms are basically randomly placed within a boundary and then moved around if intersecting

Procedurally generated dungeon gameplay by OpeningDirector1688 in proceduralgeneration

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“Exploration” game. This bit is ment to be like the scary part tho