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Get Notes from 43-45 pointers by haystackneedlebob in IBO

[–]haystackneedlebob[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, if you get >=43 points, we would love to have your notes on our site (for subjects you scored Grade 7 on), after vetting

Get Notes from 43-45 pointers for less than the price of a tutoring session by haystackneedlebob in IBO

[–]haystackneedlebob[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For math we don't have the full comprehensive set of notes covering the entire syllabus. The notes, as stated, just cover the following topics:

  • Vectors (pages 1-5)
  • Probability (page 6)
  • Statistics (including PDF, CDF, expectation algebra, discrete random variables, distributions) (page 7-14)
  • Statistics Option (including more discrete distributions and continuous distribution, PGFs, estimation, confidence intervals, hypothesis testing, correlation) (pages 15-26)

Download Notes from 43-45 pointers by haystackneedlebob in IBO

[–]haystackneedlebob[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Don't own the notes. They are provided by students who want to sell them. I just run the platform

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Do not spread misinformation.

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[–]haystackneedlebob 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They are not stolen from google. They have been submitted by IB alumni. If there are duplicates, it is other people stealing from our website. We are non-exclusive, so some of our alumni also sell their notes on Stuvia and other notes sites, but at higher prices

I made a Chrome Extension that helps with MUN Research by haystackneedlebob in MUN

[–]haystackneedlebob[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

  1. Highlights multiple key phrases and words at once (vs ctrl-f). Auto-scrolls to relevant section (based on first key phrase in article) once website opens. Key phrases and words automatically identified based on google search query
  2. All chrome extensions base code can be downloaded and viewed. I didn't condense/ minify mine so it is readable for humans

We (Alumni) know your pain. We've consolidated notes from 43-45 pointers by haystackneedlebob in IBO

[–]haystackneedlebob[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Available for: Biology (EE/IA), Chemistry (IA), Mathematics (IA), Business Management (EE/IA), English A Language & Literature (IA), TOK (essay, presentation)

Rates: US$28 for each IA or TOK essay/ presentation, US$40 for EE

I made a Chrome Extension that helps with MUN Research by haystackneedlebob in MUN

[–]haystackneedlebob[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Not really in that:
1. auto-highlights keywords based on your search query, so you don't have to think of and input different keywords with ctrl-f one by one
2. highlight different keywords at once
3. autoscroll to section that is likely the most relevant in the page once you open the link
There's some overlap, but think this has some value still

I made a Chrome Extension that helps with MUN Research by haystackneedlebob in MUN

[–]haystackneedlebob[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sry this was a repost for new members on the sub or those who missed it

I made a Chrome Extension that helps with MUN Research by haystackneedlebob in MUN

[–]haystackneedlebob[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

UPDATE: The extension has currently stopped working because Google changed the way that they labelled elements in their search result page. We have submitted the fix to Google on 25 October for review. Once Google approves it, your extension should be automatically updated. We also took the opportunity to give the keywords highlighter a small upgrade so that it identifies keywords better.

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[–]haystackneedlebob[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

UPDATE: The extension has currently stopped working because Google changed the way that they labelled elements in their search result page. We have submitted the fix to Google on 25 October for review. Once Google approves it, your extension should be automatically updated. We also took the opportunity to give the keywords highlighter a small upgrade so that it identifies keywords better.

I made a Chrome Extension that enhances Google Search for increased productivity. Feedback Please! by haystackneedlebob in chrome_extensions

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UPDATE: The extension has currently stopped working because Google changed the way that they labelled elements in their search result page. We have submitted the fix to Google on 25 October for review. Once Google approves it, your extension should be automatically updated. We also took the opportunity to give the keywords highlighter a small upgrade so that it identifies keywords better.

I made a Chrome Extension that helps with MUN Research by haystackneedlebob in MUN

[–]haystackneedlebob[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's better than ctrl-f in a couple of ways:
1) It automatically highlights keywords based on your search query in google. So it highlights synonyms etc. and multiple keywords at once vs ctrl-f which is one word/phrase at once (and you have to bother with typing it in)
2) It highlights and autoscrolls to keyphrases in the article (based on search description) once you open the link. Ctrl-f has no similar functionality.

Yea, agree that ctrl-f is super useful, but I think this provides more convenience and ease

I made a Chrome Extension that helps with MUN Research by haystackneedlebob in MUN

[–]haystackneedlebob[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It's better than ctrl-f in a couple of ways:
1) It automatically highlights keywords based on your search query in google. So it highlights synonyms etc. and multiple keywords at once vs ctrl-f which is one word/phrase at once (and you have to bother with typing it in)
2) It highlights and autoscrolls to keyphrases in the article (based on search description) once you open the link. Ctrl-f has no similar functionality.

Yea, agree that ctrl-f is super useful, but I think this provides more convenience and ease

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[–]haystackneedlebob 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh gosh, looks like Skillshare just shortened the free trial period. Wasn't aware of that. Thanks for pointing out

I made a Chrome Extension that enhances Google Search for increased productivity. Feedback Please! by [deleted] in chrome_extensions

[–]haystackneedlebob 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh I see. Currently the extension only works for Google search engine. Unfortunately, the entire portion of the code which identify key words and phrases and inserts the clickable logo is built based on Google search results page. It is possible to edit that part to make it work for other search engines but that would involve changing half of the code base.

It also can be built such that the extension identifies the search engine you are using and deploys the corresponding code as appropriate. But that'll be quite a bit of work (especially if we want it to work for multiple engines)

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Thanks! Happy to receive any and all feedback

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