Talk: - Here’s how priority queues and incremental reading work - What’s it good for? - Offloads all of the management overhead so that you don’t have to do extensive memory operations - You can just do things in the moment - It’s very finely iterated - What’s SuperMemo bad for? - What are directions I think should be explored? - Priority queues are not good for deeply learning topics. They require too much manual work to be smooth - Priority queues are not designed for incremental writing and incremental conversations - Priority queues can be replaced with neural review and LLM based concept associations - Priority queues don’t work well for short-term projects - Attention management is a general primitive; we could use it for task management. Whispering earrings. - Break down into goals - Incremental twitter