Wozniak estimates that you actually get a maximum of~300,000 based on his decades of data, so it seems the simplified model misses some effect and so converges to the wrong total: https://supermemo.guru/wiki/How_much_knowledge_can_human_bra...
I wish to see a FOSS incremental reading application in the very least, such an underrated concept.
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There's an Anki plugin[0] though I know almost nothing about Anki or incremental reading, so I have no idea who good it is.
It's a fairly opinionated space, which is surprising since there is good data. But regardless, SuperMemo, FSRS, both work, you will make progress with either. People can just pick either and get started.
https://github.com/open-spaced-repetition/free-spaced-repeti...
Interesting fact, SuperMemo is written in Pascal.
Are there any public sources about SM being written in Pascal? TIL
Be aware that it's not peer reviewed, and some of the findings take a lot of experimentation if you want to dive deep and reproduce them.
My understanding is that his thoughts on sleep are pretty controversial within the sleep optimization community.
But the self reporting aspects of the “data” always made me suspicious. People in certain phases of sleep dep, hypoxia, or a number of other debilitating events don’t know they’re experiencing symptoms until someone else tells them they are. That’s why you’re trained to look for signs in others.
So I am sorry but I don’t trust you if you tell me you feel great on four hours of sleep a day. Let’s do a task or a test and see if you can brain or you’re just euphoric.
I haven't used Supermemo, but believe it has fairly strong sleep tracking capabilities.
I've dabbled about doing the same in AnkiDroid. We could pull data from Android Health, and do something interesting with it, but we've got hundreds of other things to do, Google will probably pull our app from the Play Store if we request health data, and it at the moment it's a little out-of-scope and would be better for an addon using our API
You have to be careful and spread your tests over a bunch of subjects to find the patterns.