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When reviewing in my [[spaced writing inbox]], sometimes i am like, "oh i would deal with this item if i had more energy, but not right now". should i just press "good"? or is that where "again" is useful? i feel like the "rules of the game" haven't been established yet so it is hard to say what I should do ... i.e. idk how to convert my mental motions (like flinch, or excitement, or tiredness) into a piece or parameter of the algorithm for the scheduling algorithm. | When reviewing in my [[spaced writing inbox]], sometimes i am like, "oh i would deal with this item if i had more energy, but not right now". should i just press "good"? or is that where "again" is useful? i feel like the "rules of the game" haven't been established yet so it is hard to say what I should do ... i.e. idk how to convert my mental motions (like flinch, or excitement, or tiredness) into a piece or parameter of the algorithm for the scheduling algorithm. | ||
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| + | * [[Mapping mental motions to parts of a spaced repetition algorithm]] | ||
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Revision as of 20:08, 29 November 2020
When reviewing in my spaced writing inbox, sometimes i am like, "oh i would deal with this item if i had more energy, but not right now". should i just press "good"? or is that where "again" is useful? i feel like the "rules of the game" haven't been established yet so it is hard to say what I should do ... i.e. idk how to convert my mental motions (like flinch, or excitement, or tiredness) into a piece or parameter of the algorithm for the scheduling algorithm.
