🧱 Exploring an alternative layout for the portfolio tool.
I think this one has better UX, more "content" space, and scales better with future features.
Thoughts?
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A selection of my posts on X as @Jera_Value.
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What it feels like to work at the company, knowing I’m going to leave to start my own thing and focus on my projects:
💸 REMOTE jobs paying $80K+ - List of sites
To start the year with a smile and, who knows, a good salary 👀
Here are some platforms you might be interested in:
The 21st-century trap: • They sell you on the idea that “living experiences” means spending 3 salaries on a trip to Bali. • But no one tells you that the best experience is not having to ask for time off to live your life.
The real luxury is having control over your time. Period.
For some reason this is a hot take, but it’s 100% true.
People focus on spending less and investing, but the solution is almost always to earn more. t.co/91ikAyEjZ1
🤖 Open-source AI models are getting closer and closer to private models.
With the launch of Kimi K2.5, the pattern is pretty clear: they’re about 3 months behind.
🧙 Consistency is black magic:
People who are years ahead of you give up, but as long as you keep going, your relative edge keeps growing.
→ Every day, a % of people quit (the gym, startups, whatever) → Every year, you become the veteran who scares the newbies
I was one of those people using Notion before it was popular.
Then it went to shit and started getting way too slow. Too many features I didn’t need.
So I left.
Then Obsidian, Evernote, Craft and a thousand others.
And now, after many years
I’m back to Notion.
Honestly, it’s in a really good place again now.
I hope I don’t have to move again.
Want to really understand human psychology?
Forget Shakespeare. Open an investment account and start a journal.
Suddenly, you experience every cognitive bias imaginable. Every single one.
Confirmation bias, overconfidence, loss aversion, herd mentality… you name it.
Too many people don’t try because they’re afraid of failing.
It’s more comfortable to live telling yourself: “If I’d really tried, I would’ve made it.”
That lie is comforting. It leaves your ego intact. But it doesn’t move you forward. It only makes it bigger.