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Degio Regular user It took me years to get to 152 Posts 
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On May 9, 2019, Claudio wrote: It's fantastic as it is and I'm using it right now (in a desperate attempt) to learn the Tamariz stack. Maybe, in addition to measuring the time for each card reveal, I would add a total time for the whole "game". Thanks for your help and bravo! 
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Claudio Inner circle Europe 1947 Posts
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Thanks, Degio, for the compliment and the suggestion.
Giving the total elapsed time for the whole deck is certainly possible. Currently the app measures the time in seconds (and not in ms) as I thought that a finer granularity was not necessary. When I practice my stack (using the manual timing setting) I answer (tap) under one second and the clock still shows "00". Therefore, I would go through the whole deck in 0 seconds. Quite a feast! Changing the clock to use ms is not a big deal though and I will certainly consider it. Would two clocks, side by side, showing current card time and the cumulative time, be a good idea, or would it be too distracting and showing the total only at the end be better? |
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Degio Regular user It took me years to get to 152 Posts
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On May 15, 2019, Claudio wrote: To be honest, anyone answering each card test in less than 1sec is not going to spend extra time to read the partial clock in millisec, so I would keep the current granularity. I would use millisec as "internal" measure though, so you can correctly calculate the total time for a game. In other words: the 2 variables should be both measuring partial and total times in millisec, but both should be displayed rounded into sec. Showing the total only at the end or showing two clocks side by side are both valid options: either would work. Many thanks for taking suggestions into consideration! |
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IpswichRich New user MA 24 Posts
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IpswichRich New user MA 24 Posts
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Memorized deck helpful trainer aid /ACAAN: If you have an Amazon Alexa Echo or similar devise you can use it as a volunteer. Ask Alexa to select any card. You will get a reply. Next ask Alexa to select any random number as necessary. Again you get a reply. You now have a freely chosen card and number for location in the deck. Now you are able to work on your timing and patter at your own convenience. This has been a wonderful help for ACAAN
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MysteroMagic New user 45 Posts
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I use a cheap alternative for memorizing Mnemonica. I take an old deck of cards and write their position on the back of the card. Ex. The 4 of clubs has a 1 written on the back, the King of Hearts has a 35 written on the back and a Ace of Heart has a 51 written on the back, etc. I shuffle the cards to avoid memorizing the order versus the card. I alter reading the number of the card and then naming the card , and then seeing the card and giving the number (the position in the deck).
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Posted: May 14, 2019 07:31 pm 
Do not hesitate to rate the app on Play Store.
and still has 1200 installs. Not bad for a niche market like this one.
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