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I'm curious how many people: * Bypass corporate restrictions on AI tools (e.g. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42932056) * Ignore AI due to corp-limited tools (or AI being slop) * Found what is available to be good enough (e.g. Cursor would be nice but Github Co-pilot is good enough)

I assume this is a bit of a messy middle problem. Tiny startups have no corporate controls. The FAANGs of the world have their own first-class AI tools. The mid-sized ones might have some tools approved, but they're dated and the rest are blocked.

I want to start including SRS practice into my daily routine.

What is: * the best way to start? * the best way to _keep up with it_?

Should I care about existing decks or focus more on deck creation UX of tools?

How much time should I allocate to practice and card creation to do well months or years from now?

Note: I've kept this question intentionally vague for broad applicability.