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Once one's attention is on the writing-a-card cost, environment becomes a key barrier. The cost is way higher on a smartphone keyboard, so I make cards on my laptop. But my habits often misalign: I read while out, I read in bed, etc—the laptop's not around. Gotta "buffer" cards…
I’ve been struggling with the card-making bottleneck lately too. Tried entering them in a spreadsheet yesterday + using import. Seemed to work better than the app, but it’s no panacea.
I’ve also considered writing an email-to-anki script: subject becomes question, body becomes answer. This would allow me to use any email interface to create cards, e.g., Siri. But I despair of all the plumbing that would be required to make it seamless.
Last thought is to use textbook glossaries to create vocab cards in bulk. I realize this violates @michael_nielsen’s advice to make one’s own cards, but I imagine it a bit like pretraining a neural network: just learn some stock info of middling relevance, then refine later.
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