João Eira
@joaoeira.bsky.social
Eternal student, lover of books, learning, and life, which is all really the same thing
personal pet peeve list
✅ animate lightbox open
🚧 sync tabbar scroll to swipe
🙏 retain scroll on refresh
🙏 rotation in lightbox
🙏 fix drawer swipe
🙏 composer focuses on tap
✅ animate lightbox open
🚧 sync tabbar scroll to swipe
🙏 retain scroll on refresh
🙏 rotation in lightbox
🙏 fix drawer swipe
🙏 composer focuses on tap
December 1, 2024 at 11:21 AM
If you want to look at the future of education take a look at what Execute Program (www.executeprogram.com/courses) and Math Academy (mathacademy.com) are doing. That's what we need more of, for everything under the sun.
Execute Program
Learn it. Code it. Remember it.
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November 27, 2024 at 10:18 AM
If you want to look at the future of education take a look at what Execute Program (www.executeprogram.com/courses) and Math Academy (mathacademy.com) are doing. That's what we need more of, for everything under the sun.
Don't worry, don't worry, already have a 7.5k word draft going about all of this, I just have to, you know, finish writing the rest of it (I have thoughts!)
Maybe close to the end of year at current rates.
Maybe close to the end of year at current rates.
November 23, 2024 at 11:06 AM
Don't worry, don't worry, already have a 7.5k word draft going about all of this, I just have to, you know, finish writing the rest of it (I have thoughts!)
Maybe close to the end of year at current rates.
Maybe close to the end of year at current rates.
Reposted by João Eira
2. Relatedly (and again tentatively): an update against *downward* nominal wage rigidity -- the idea that nominal wages are asymmetrically rigid downward, but not upward
- seems like wages have been rigid upward too
- would be very curious if someone digs (or has dug) into this
- seems like wages have been rigid upward too
- would be very curious if someone digs (or has dug) into this
November 18, 2024 at 4:29 PM
2. Relatedly (and again tentatively): an update against *downward* nominal wage rigidity -- the idea that nominal wages are asymmetrically rigid downward, but not upward
- seems like wages have been rigid upward too
- would be very curious if someone digs (or has dug) into this
- seems like wages have been rigid upward too
- would be very curious if someone digs (or has dug) into this