Recently, I've seen a lot of discussion about improving anki scheduling algorithm. In this post, I intend to explain how any developper can do it; at least as long as they know what scheduling rules they want to use. I'll also discuss the limit I see.
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How hard can it be to code a feature to let users resize images in a software.
In this post, I expect to show you why it may be difficult to create a seemingly simple program. In particular, to do it well. I'll show case with the last program I wrote, an add-on for Anki. More precisely, the most wanted add-on for anki, according to the vote of users of anki's subreddit: being able to resize image in the editor. This seems to be a simple add-on; after all, resizing by dragging corner has been done in every editing software for decades[1]. In this post, I intend to document all of the things which made me loose time when I created the add-on "Resize image" for anki. I also created a video showing how the add-on works.
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[1] Appart from LaTeX, but let's not consider it.