v0.2 · built for students

notes that keep up
with your lectures.

a macOS lecture companion. pdf slides on the left, your notes on the right. ask ai questions inline, and ship flashcards straight to anki — without leaving the page.

requires macOS 14+ · apple silicon & intel
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ECON 301 · Lecture 12
Public Goods & The Free-Rider Problem
  • non-rivalrous: one person's use doesn't reduce another's
  • non-excludable: can't prevent use by non-payers
  • markets under-provide → role for government
0QPD_socialD_market
Figure 12.3 — under-provision at market equilibrium
wk6 l2 — public goods — slide 7
Public goods

Two conditions that break the invisible hand:

  • non-rivalrous — my use doesn't subtract from yours
  • non-excludable — I can't stop non-payers
ask ·claude-sonnet-4.6streaming…
why does the free-rider problem lead to under-provision?
each consumer reasons "someone else will pay," so willingness-to-pay is understated at the market level. aggregate demand D_market sits below true social demand D_social → equilibrium quantity < socially efficient level.
anki
attach slide:frontback
front
what two properties define a public good?
back
non-rivalrous consumption and non-excludability from use
tags
econ301×wk6-l2×public-goods×

one slide, one note.

each slide gets its own editor page. flip forward with ], backward with [. your notes are bound to the slide they belong to, so when you're reviewing a week later the context is exactly where you left it.

  • drag-to-resize split · double-click to reset
  • auto-crop removes slide whitespace
  • tiptap markdown under the hood
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CS 229 · L9

Bias–Variance Tradeoff

cs229 l9 — slide 12export anki
Bias / Variance

total error = bias² + variance + irreducible noise

  • bias↓ as model complexity ↑
  • variance↑ as model complexity ↑
  • sweet spot: U-shaped test error
"simpler is not smaller — it's less sensitive"

aggregate demand for public goods sits below social demand because…

/ask

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ask ·claude-sonnet-4.6streaming…
why does the free-rider problem lead to under-provision?
each consumer reasons "someone else will pay," so willingness-to-pay is understated at the market level. aggregate demand D_market sits below true social demand D_social — at any price the market quantity falls short of the socially efficient one.

ask ai anything
you missed.

type /ask anywhere in a note. the ai sees the current slide and the ones before it, streams an answer inline, and leaves it there as part of your document — no copy/paste, no tab switching.

  • claude opus 4.8 · sonnet 4.6 · haiku 4.5 · gemini 2.5 flash
  • attaches the slide image for vision questions
  • included with pro · no api key needed

flashcards, exported
straight to anki.

type /anki, fill the front and back. tag chips auto-populate from the course and lecture. hit export anki and you get a .apkg file — or push live via anki connect.

  • attach the slide image to front or back
  • default tags: course · week · lecture
  • or ask the ai to generate a whole set from a slide
anki
attach slide:frontback
front
what two properties define a public good?
back
non-rivalrous consumption and non-excludability from use
tags
econ301×wk6-l2×public-goods×
anki
attach slide:frontback
front
what market failure do public goods illustrate?
back
under-provision — market demand understates social demand because of free riders
tags
econ301×wk6-l2×externalities×
↓ exportedecon301-wk6-l2.apkg

seven themes, one keybind.

click one to try it on this page — then open settings with , to switch inside the app itself.

hands on the keyboard.

everything you'd want a menu for is two keys away.

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  • toggle sidebarB
  • toggle editor\
  • settings,
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  • previous slide[
  • next slide]
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  • ask ai inline on any slide — claude opus 4.8, sonnet 4.6, haiku 4.5 & gemini 2.5 flash
  • one-click anki export — .apkg + live anki connect
  • pdf slides + notes, bound together in split view
  • every editor theme — dark, light, catppuccin, nord & more
  • your notes stay on-device; only /ask requests (and opt-in analytics) ever leave
requires macOS 14+ · apple silicon & intel

a few questions.

yes — any pdf slide deck. the app renders each page with pdf.js, auto-crops whitespace, and extracts text so the ai can see what's on the slide.