So for 2-3 years I have been using flash cards to get to 1000 kanji and then switch for full immersion and extrapolate meaning with some dictionary. I only know around 150 kanji.

This method already worked for english and russian but without flash cards part. I learned first 1000 words + grammar in school by osmosis thorough textbooks.

My routine is 30 min a day for two weeks and then 2 week break due to boredom or some other factor. It makes my backlog huge and discouraging and my retention seems terrible (60-70%)

For the past 6 month I didn't make any new flashcards to remember. only reviews of old ones.

Do y'all have some better method to get to 1000 kanji inefficiently? Because it seems efficient method doesn't work for me.

WaveTracker is a free and open source music-making software for Windows. It uses basic wavetable synthesis and sampling to generate sounds, with endless combinations of effects to warp, modify or distort waves and sounds.

It's just a week old and looks super dope. Wavetracker is inspired by Famitracker and pxTone Collage.

Wavetracker github

Dn-FamiTracker that is also open source^[1]^

[1] It's under GPLv3 with various blobs

stolen from reddit

Context for ones not chronically online: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HkGjoRPpWqA

Sauce: https://www.tumblr.com/nocturr/760820241206067200/postmaster-pearl-reporting-for-duty

Sauce

Source: https://mastodon.social/@mcnees/113053502346482467

sauce: https://www.tumblr.com/fairyyybread/759024772426432512/gem-is-so-awesome-sauce-live-laugh-love-gem

Source and explanation:https://old.reddit.com/r/HonzukiNoGekokujou/comments/1epe57c/p5v12_clustering_all_chapters_in_the_main_story/

TL;DR: All chapters are clustered using the lemmatized word frequencies (color). Then, they are then plotted in a way such that chapters with similar word frequency signatures are put closer to each other, and vice versa.

Basically, the plot shows the relationship of the chapters: how close they are to one another. For example, the bottom right mostly involves commoners, no books, no magic. The top left is very different, all chapters there involve nobles, magic, and Myne now has access to books or the library to some extent. The bottom left mostly includes the end of Part 5, the war, the gods, and the Book. It is very different from the commoner time, but also not quite as peaceful as the time in the Royal Academy of top left. The chapters from the same volume aren't necessarily clustered together, either. For example, the Epilogue of P5V12 is a lot more similar to Parts 1 and 2. In fact, the cluster with P5V12 Epilogue mostly contains chapters about one's future or promises.

Sauce: https://www.tumblr.com/tateartt/758158976276987904/big-skull-i-love-gems-base-so-much