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Tracker: Course/Arrange
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Implement dfficulty-browse queue
Implement difficulty-browse queue
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... which prevents overexposure of the top and bottom of the course while sorting
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.... to sync playback of multiple instances
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Allow for "comparative" course browsing with user-supplied difficulty comparisons between presented cards.
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rather than hard coded 2 cardsParticulars
consider(reject): default random behaviour to sub-user elo.consider(do this): default card surfacing to "least experienced" cards (via 139 prioritize new content #185)/study
session difficulty mismatches will then be experienced in the "too easy" mode rather than "too hard"The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: