@slims Yep, one of the biggest problems I had with it initially was if I tried to brute force as MANY LESSONS AS I ALREADY KNEW, it meant that the reviews piled up way more than I was comfortable doing at a time/day. Like, I want to learn, but I'm not sitting down and doing 200+ reviews in a session.

Now that stuff has slowed down again I'm doing 5 lessons a day plus the relevant reviews; up 50 a day, usually about 30, and it's a lot more manageable. Is it slower? Sure. But it fits my schedule and mental capacity a lot better.

It's honestly already been helpful for me, reading nonsense shit like RocketNews haha. Beyond guessing at meanings based on the kanji I know, I"m also able to guess at readings and be right like 50% of the time!

@slims I'd like this if ONLY because my day-to-day support work means I have about literally zero time for documentation or process building. Being able to work while our "main" system is shut down (K-12 district) would be incredibly helpful just from a concentration perspective.

We've recently been asked to review a bunch of NIST documentation to align our internal policies with and, bluntly, several of us have said "With what time?"