friebetill
I will probably add any easy way to detect them in the app. Is there any advantage to do it in the cli?
- modern UI & UX
- offline-first mode
- your data belongs to you. You can either use the export function or use the CLI to export in every format you want
- subdecks (only nested to one depth, so that the UI is not confusing)
- images, videos and latex support
- work on decks with friends or share them with the world
- runs on iOS, Android, Windows, macOS and Linux
- latest algorithm FSRS6
- everything is free, except optional AI.
Create flashcards with Space CLI
First he explains the necessary concepts:
1) Chain Rule
2) Computational Graph
Then he explains backpropagation in these three steps (first in general and then with examples):
1) Forward pass: Compute loss
2) Compute local gradients
3) Backward pass: Compute dLoss/dWeights using the Chain Rule
I'm still a student and started programming the app with a friend because I wanted to learn physics with my classmates. But the other apps Anki, Brainscape and Quizlet have a pretty bad UX to create flashcards collaboratively, so I started working on it.