prezjordan

Looks good! Did you build your own text editor? The markup doesn't look familiar. (Would recommend grabbing one off-the-shelf that handles cross-paragraph selections and concurrent edits, will save you a world of pain)

I just loaded Hacker News after a WaniKani session.

Any recs for moving this into Anki? I already use Anki for cards I created while going through Genki with my tutor, and world capitals.

As a framework-enjoyer, I'm finding this helpful to leaf through just to learn about modern web platform tech.

I should probably 1.0 it and call it a day, it's pretty much done. In the back of my mind I've thought of making the markup more amenable to LLMs like Sonnet (maybe with tailwind style utility classes)

> In my experience, a fundamental part of spaced repetition's efficacy is in creating the flashcards yourself.

+1 to this, have found the same when going through the Genki Japanese-language textbook.

I'm assuming you're finding your workflow is just a little too annoying with Anki? I haven't yet strayed from it, but may check out your Obsidian setup.

Strangely enough the analogies that scale earth's orbit to ~centimeters and nearby stars to ~kilometers actually makes me think we're not that far from other stars! Once you scale it back up and start thinking about travel times measured in ~generations I'm humbled again.

Phenomenal work

> also the dropdown menu, when opened, looks very different than the original 98 style

Sadly this is the dropdown provided by the host operating system. The tell is that it can extend beyond the browser chrome! 98.css doesn't ship with any JS, and I thought about hacking it with checkboxes and :after but.... no thanks.