And so using Anki in this way gives confidence you will retain understanding over the long term. This confidence, in turn, makes the initial act of understanding more pleasurable, since you believe you're learning something for the long haul, not something you'll forget in a day or a week.
Understand difficult material like the AlphaGo paper by making multiple passes through it and adding basic Anki questions after each pass
Add between 5-20 questions per source
Put another way: if a paper is so uninteresting that it's not possible to add 5 good questions about it, it's usually better to add no questions at all.
Don’t put orphan questions
Set quota’s
Seminars – at least 3 Ankis
Long conversation – at least 1 Anki
Atomic questions
you will assemble the atomic questions in an unexpected way
He recommends to do one deck
Don’t share decks
You can put there private info
Don’t use any advanced features of Anki
Ankify only things that serve your long-term memory goals.