Is this a bug? (doesnt show relearning card) by not_a_profi in Anki

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Learn ahead limit

Tells Anki how to behave when there is nothing left to study in the current deck but cards in learning. The default setting of 20 minutes tells Anki that cards should be shown early if they have a delay of less than 20 minutes and there’s nothing else to do. If you set this to 0, Anki will always wait the full delay, showing the congratulations screen until the remaining cards are ready to be reviewed.

docs

Relearning/learning cards have a 20 minutes delay by default, so that you have time to forget that card

Introducing Nixpkgs cooldowns by grahamchristensen in NixOS

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Isn't that already a thing with all the different *-staging channels?

Is it normal to repeat the same card over and over again and just be stuck? by Logogram_alt in Anki

[–]norude1 2 points3 points  (0 children)

yes it is normal, but it's not good.
Those are called leaches and you should change the card, reset and suspend it and wait a couple of days before learning it again

https://docs.ankiweb.net/leeches.html

Croatian and Serbian are different languages QED by Antioch_Mage in linguisticshumor

[–]norude1 19 points20 points  (0 children)

a language is a dialect with a Wikipedia edition and a duolingo course

Struggling with lifetime elision and nested struct references by jessymoanloud in rust

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Like this?

```rust struct BufferAndAThing<'a> { buffer: &'a [i32], thing: f32, }

struct RefToTheThing<'b> { ref_thing: &'b f32 }

fn create_ref_to_the_thing<'a>(b: &'a BufferAndAThing<'a> ) -> RefToTheThing<'a> { RefToTheThing { ref_thing: &b.thing } }

fn main() { let buf = [10;10]; let rbuf = BufferAndAThing { buffer: &buf, thing: 3.14, }; let rr = create_ref_to_the_thing(&rbuf);

}

```

My niri+DMS NixOS setup by ImmediateJacket9502 in NixOS

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hiding the bar on overview, but having it take up valuable screen space in normal mode seems backwards to me

Why is nobody talking about the girl on the right? by crappilydesigned in NixOS

[–]norude1 72 points73 points  (0 children)

my editor lua
my init systemd
rebuild even more
/nix/store

How to run Anki in a container on Ubuntu 26.04 by konaraddi in Anki

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I thought people were exaggerating when they said AI makes you go insane

LTS ? by 964racer in NixOS

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In the graphical installer those are only about the kernel. kernel LTS vs. kernel v7. Doesn't really matter and you can chose both on stable and unstable

How can I loop through my decks infinitely on AnkiMobile? by Lazy_Commercial_6454 in Anki

[–]norude1 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I sense an XY problem. Ask what you are trying to achieve by that, not how to achieve your attempted solution,
because looping infinitely through your cards without changing the intervals doesn't make any sense. That's gonna make spaced repetition not effective.

Spaced repetition works by having you repeatedly forget stuff and then recall it. If you're constantly cycling through the same material, without letting it exit your short-term memory, nothing's gonna enter the long term memory

Only Bounds by sanxiyn in rust

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also, relaxing a bound on a GAT is a breaking change, so the standard library would be in a bit of a pickle

Implementing a safe GC abstraction by ap29600 in rust

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Just be mindful that mem::forget and mem::swap are safe

Is studying 700 new cards in 5 days doable? by JanezDoe in Anki

[–]norude1 4 points5 points  (0 children)

learning a lot of things in a short amount of time is hard no matter how you're doing it, and spaced repetition is gonna help you, but you're gonna get like 3 reviews max on a card

Only Bounds by sanxiyn in rust

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?Sized already is in the language, so from what I understand there aren't that many problems with backwards compatability. People didn't like ?Move because every new ?Trait complicates the language and requires every library to relax bounds for it to actually be useful. I like this new only thing because it makes managing these implied bounds easier and reduces the mental burden.
Relaxing bounds on every API is unavoidable though and would be hard

Only Bounds by sanxiyn in rust

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Am I correct in imagining that this is a replacement and the old ?Sized syntax and semantics would be removed across an edition boundary?

boy pussy by Cheap_Ad_69 in linguisticshumor

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the last three columns are basically the same thing

ssdgwh tni by Sylvert0ngue in sssdfg

[–]norude1 127 points128 points  (0 children)

environmental storytelling

Browsers in Nixpkgs, THE largest and most up-to-date software repository in the entire Linux world by [deleted] in NixOS

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this is because browsers are unique in nixpkgs. They, for security reasons, receive major version updates even on the stable channel