I've sold my soul to Anki. That (brilliant) SRS software has snatched most of my life away from me for the past few weeks, to the extent that if my computer were on, so would it be too.
I've been working day and night, reviewing and adding hundreds of cards daily (an average of about 600+) to my SRS collection. But words don't mean much; pictures do. So have a look:
At least, the above record is for the past one week. Highest repetitions I've reached per day is about 1020 cards. I add about 200+ cards manually per day, while reading other stuff (dictionaries, Wikipedia, manga, the news, etc).
If anyone wonders why there's such a high repetition rate, it's because I've set my deck's initial easy/medium/hard intervals to 0.0-1.0 days, 1.1-2.0 days and 2.1-5.0 days. I like a bit more practice when a card is difficult, although I'm fairly harsh on myself when it comes to using the "Easy" button.
Why I've been this crazy: I won't have time to add new cards once university begins, so I'm killing myself by overloading on new information right now. Reviewing cards isn't too difficult, thankfully.
Currently my objective is to overload on all possible readings for the 常用漢字. Grammatically speaking, I'm already quite advanced, though I'm working to cover all the other possible archaic/stiff grammar (e.g. べからざる, べくもない, etc.) for when I take JLPT 1 test, and also so that I'd be able to easily tackle historical, political and (weird) manga later on.
