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@brainwo how's it going? (2) |
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I have found some inspiration This blog display Reddit comments on their site We can fetch the comments from client side and display it Comments link example: https://www.reddit.com/r/Anki/comments/18jvyun/some_posts_and_articles_about_fsrs.json?depth=8&profile_img=true |
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Wait, how does that work? |
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They will have to open Reddit, but the comment will be displayed below the article |
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Ok, but then what reddit post will they comment under? |
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Best would be an optional metadata where you specify the Reddit post you want to use. So it will be only displayed if you specified the url. ---
reddit:https://www.reddit.com/r/Anki/comments/18tnp22/a_technical_explanation_of_the_fsrs_algorithm/
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# A technical explanation of FSRS
If you want a simple overview first, start here: [ABC of FSRS](https://github.com/open-spaced-repetition/fsrs4anki/wiki/ABC-of-FSRS).
In this article, I'll explain how FSRS-4.5 works. The differences between FSRS-4.5 and FSRS-5 are outlined near the end.
# Table of contents
- [R, Retrievability](#r-retrievability)
- [S, Stability](#s-stability)
- [D, Difficulty](#d-difficulty)
- [Changes in FSRS-5](#changes-in-fsrs-5)
- [Optimization aka training](#optimization-aka-training)
## R, Retrievability
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@brainwo I'd like you to investigate one issue in particular, if you have the time |


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