Re:ChatGPT Pro
by rahimnathwani on Thursday December 05, 2024 @05:10PM
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Thanks! Here's Claude's effort (in 'Formal' mode):
https://gist.github.com/rahimnathwani/7ed6ceaeb6e716cedd2097...
Interesting that it thought for 1m28s on only two tasks. My intuition with o1-preview is that each task had a rather small token limit, perhaps they raised this limit.
404 :(
Re:ChatGPT Pro
by bufferoverflow on Thursday December 05, 2024 @10:53PM
(#42336178)
> “First declension nominative singular ending”
> “Sum, es, est, sumus, ________, sunt”
That's not made for an 8-year old.
I need help creating a comprehensive Anki deck system for my 8-year-old who is following a classical education model based on the trivium (grammar stage). The child has already: - Mastered numerous Latin and Greek root words - Achieved mathematics proficiency equivalent to US 5th grade - Demonstrated strong memorization capabilities
Please create a detailed 12-month learning plan with structured Anki decks covering:
1. Core subject areas prioritized in classical education (specify 4-5 key subjects) 2. Recommended daily review time for each deck 3. Progression sequence showing how decks build upon each other 4. Integration strategy with existing knowledge of Latin/Greek roots 5. Sample cards for each deck type, including: - Basic cards (front/back) - Cloze deletions - Image-based cards (if applicable) - Any special card formats for mathematical concepts
For each deck, please provide: - Clear learning objectives - 3-5 example cards with complete front/back content - Estimated initial deck size - Suggested intervals for introducing new cards - Any prerequisites or dependencies on other decks
Additional notes: - Cards should align with the grammar stage focus on memorization and foundational knowledge - Please include memory techniques or mnemonics where appropriate - Consider both verbal and visual learning styles - Suggest ways to track progress and adjust difficulty as needed
Example of the level of detail needed for card examples:
Subject: Latin Declensions Card Type: Basic Front: 'First declension nominative singular ending' Back: '-a (Example: puella)'