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I used Claude to build Anki flashcards—and it's the future of learning

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By Dibakar Ghosh
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I've always found flashcards to be one of the most fun and engaging ways to learn new things. The idea of quizzing yourself and getting instant feedback just by flipping a card strikes an elegant balance between simplicity and effectiveness. Now, if you're like me and also enjoy flashcards, you probably know about Anki—it’s one of the most popular student apps out there.
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5 features I always change on every Google Pixel phone

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By Dibakar Ghosh
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Google Pixel phones come loaded with genuinely useful features, but not all of them are enabled out of the box. In fact, it's a bit backwards sometimes—some of the most useful features are disabled by default, while features I don't care for are turned on from day one. That's why going through the settings and tweaking them to your liking is worth the few minutes it takes. Here are the five features I always change on every Pixel phone I set up.
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3 brilliant free, open-source (FOSS) apps students should try this weekend (Aug 14–16)

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By Dibakar Ghosh
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Being a student is hard. You have to manage and organize piles of notes and study materials, somehow keep it all in your head, and on top of that juggle classes, assignments, and chores that never seem to let up. And so, to help you out, here are three brilliant free and open-source apps that can take some of that pressure off your shoulders and make student life a little easier. Anki Anki is a flashcard app built around two ideas: active recall and spaced repetition.
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