u/ROGER_SHREDERER

Image occulusion for text is a bad idea. That's a lazy way of creating flashcards and studying. You wouldn't be encoding the information.

Image occulusion for pictures might be a good idea if you need to know the information.

I would recommend checking this out for how to write good anki prompts too: https://andymatuschak.org/prompts/

Don't use LLMs. You're missing out on studying. Create the flash cards on your own.

If you're using a textbook, use the SQ3R method. Create a document on notion, word, whatever. Do a first passthrough of the chapter, it should only take a couple of minutes, just skim through. Look at pictures. Look at anything bolded. Don't read, just recognize new information, and stuff you might already know. DON'T CREATE ANY FLASHCARDS YET.

Second skim through, on your document, write down the headers and subheaders. Once again, don't read anything other than the headers. DON'T CREATE ANY FLASHCARDS YET.

Third skim through, you're going to start writing stuff. If you come across something bolded, italicized, bulleted, it's likely kind of important. When you come across one of these words, read the sentence before and after it. On your document, write a question about it. Write it in a way that you can answer the question extremely briefly. DON'T CREATE ANY FLASHCARDS YET. For example:

• What does gastric lipase do?
  • Digest milk
• The stomachs of newborn infants produce what?
  • Rennin and gastric lipase
• What does gastric lipase initiate?
  • Digestion of milk fats

You can, and should, try and write the question in more than 1 way to increase comphrension. The example above pretty much answers the same thing.

Now, you're going to read the chapter again. DON'T CREATE ANY FLASHCARDS YET. You should have a lot of questions on your document. You should have a fairly good idea of what's in the chapter, and where your questions come up in the chapter. As you come across a word or something, put the answer into your document under the question. Do this for all of your questions.

Congrats, the hard part is over. Now, you're going to open up anki and copy and paste the questions into the text field. You'll have to adjust the questions to make it into a cloze deletion, but it'll be pretty easy. For example:

• The stomachs of newborn infants produce what?
  • Rennin and gastric lipase

Turns into: The stomachs of newborn infants produce {{c1::rennin}} and {{c2::gastric lipase}}. You do this for all of your questions. Then you're done and you don't have to read over the chapter ever again.

Don't let your dreams be dreams

Cheap fast fashion brand

He shorted good taste

"Yep, still looks like a bridge"

Can I stick it up my ass

12 Years A Slave (To George RR Martin)

Bayshore beach has a roped off swimming area, it's where a lot of triathletes train.

Dubstep

Oof, I have no suggestions for you but I wish you the best. I suffer from migraines myself (not cluster) and if I have to pull out my triptans, my training for the day is basically over.

You can smell the quality

The only time you ever need a cord is 24 hours after you throw it away

I'm a straight man and I'd tap that

As soon as you pick up a power drill, you HAVE to do a BRRT BRRT

Deuce Bigalo

Sure they can make a bed, but can they fold a fitted sheet?

What's a first born child worth

Minty. Turns out it was toothpaste after all.

Day to day basis, I make a 2:1 maltodextrin/fructose mix with some scratch added in. 2-3 weeks before the race I'll start practicing with my race day specific nutrition. Saves a lot of money.

He had IT install some dead dude's ACL into his mainframe.

The answer is we bring in hyenas and let them free to eat the hippos. We'll collect them at another time a few years down the road.

The idea is you call this lawyer when your car rolls over in an accident

Home insurance not included!

Doctor