Ask HN: What are you working on? (September 2026)
347 points by david927 | 1064 comments
A monthly Ask HN thread where users share what they are working on, with a top comment about an AI-powered Anki extension.
#spaced-repetition on Hacker News
8 stories tagged spaced-repetition, newest first.
Anki ownership transferred to AnkiHub(forums.ankiweb.net)
522 points by trms | 210 comments
Anki forum announcement by developer dae, titled "Anki's Growing Up", reflecting on Anki's 19 years and its future, reportedly including an ownership transfer to AnkiHub.
Hashcards: A plain-text spaced repetition system(borretti.me)
355 points by thomascountz | 156 comments
Blog post introducing hashcards, a local-first spaced repetition app that stores flashcards as plain Markdown files and schedules reviews with FSRS.
Spaced repetition systems have gotten better(domenic.me)
905 points by domenicd | 469 comments
Domenic Denicola's blog post explaining how spaced repetition systems have improved, focusing on the FSRS scheduling algorithm.
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Increasing Retention Without Increasing Study Time [pdf](files.eric.ed.gov)
341 points by JustinSkycak | 124 comments
A PDF research paper hosted on ERIC about techniques for improving long-term retention of learned material without adding study time.
Anki – Powerful, intelligent flash cards(apps.ankiweb.net)
430 points by bcg361 | 370 comments
Homepage of Anki, a cross-platform spaced-repetition flash card app for Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS, Android, and web.
FSRS: A modern, efficient spaced repetition algorithm(github.com)
339 points by rickcarlino | 107 comments
GitHub wiki page for fsrs4anki explaining the basics of FSRS, a spaced repetition scheduling algorithm by Jarrett Ye intended to replace Anki's SM2.
Effective Spaced Repetition(borretti.me)
500 points by g0xA52A2A | 233 comments
A blog post by Fernando Borretti describing his rules for writing effective spaced repetition flashcards, with many concrete examples.