Matt McKay

thanks @dangarciahe for your PR. It is really helpful. @shlff would you mind to review and tag as ready when you have the chance.

@dangarciahe the PR is greatly appreciated. Please keep them coming no matter the size. I have a policy to always get a double check when it involves `math` or `code`...

@jstac the last remaining item in this issue is - [ ] Give a theoretical explanation for the patterns in [Figure 28.2](https://intro.quantecon.org/money_inflation_nonlinear.html#p0-path-nonlin). Do you think this is necessary? There is...

> Should we start experimenting on what it will look like as a new extension? I reckon the extension will have directive, role declarations, with transforms and corresponding writers to...

> And it _may_ be beneficial to have the extension error out, if the theme says "I don't work with this extension" or something like that? Or... having it fallback...

Thanks @HumphreyYang just doing some version checking in https://github.com/QuantEcon/lecture-jax/pull/208 as I'm not sure why the `jax` version would be that old. After I get the MIT Solve application together I...

@HumphreyYang the environment on GitHub actions should be using ``` jax 0.5.3 pypi_0 pypi ``` can you let me know where you found the old version of jax? Thanks

@choldgraf I have made [sphinxcontrib-myst](https://github.com/mmcky/sphinxcontrib-myst) public but it is still under active work. Working my way through `docutils` and `sphinx` node `directives` and `elements` to get them all supported. The...

thanks for the feedback @asmeurer. @choldgraf -- once I rename I might migrate the repo to `executablebooks` org. Is there a reason we haven't adopted the `sphinxcontrib` structure for our...

thanks @longye-tian. I see that the plots and diagrams are getting removed. Could this be useful as a second part of the exercise? or have they been removed to enhance...