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PRODUCT MANAGER – FINTECH MID-MARKET SOLUTIONS
https://hrbrg.co/e6ind9

Location: London, UK, Oslo, NO, or Stockholm, SE (onsite preferred)

Trintech is looking for a Product Manager to advance our goal of bringing great financial close solutions to market and help accountants transform their financial processes. As part of our Product Management team, you’ll drive our Mid-Market solutions, designed to help customers streamline and automate, historically manual, financial close process in order to let them focus time on more value-added tasks.

You’ll help build Product and Business Strategy, and will get to see real impact in the market, as a result of your work.

What You Get to Do:
• Define and Drive product strategy and roadmap for our Mid-Market solutions
• Work with Product Owners, Engineering & Design to deliver on the strategy and roadmap
• Develop key performance indicators for product and mobilize the team to impact them
• Collaborate cross-functionally with leaders within Sales, Services, Presales, Cloud, Support and Marketing, to drive Go-To-Market (GTM) Strategy
• Manage day-to-day progress of product, and provide technical expertise and training to other departments in support of product launches
• Interact with customers to understand their problems and goals, share the product roadmap and incorporate feedback into product plans
• Perform Market Research and identify key market trends in our industry, which can then be used to drive product innovation
• Create Competitive Analysis, comparing the solutions with key competitors
• Participate in key sales situations to drive company growth
• Understand and Manage Product level P&L
• Communicate, present and sell ideas to senior executives, by creating Business Cases

Learn more here: https://hrbrg.co/e6ind9
Or there could be equal ability, but population-wide differences in preferences, demographics, or other factors. Is it your position that men are underrepresented in teaching and nursing because these fields are highly biased against men? Likewise, there's a significant overrepresentation of Asian in tech. Does the fact that tech hotspots like the Bay Area and Seattle metro have higher than average Asian populations have no role in this disparity?

Claiming to support equal opportunity while simultaneously asserting that inequity necessarily indicates unequal opportunity amounts to a long-winded way of saying that the goal is equal outcomes.

And saying that unless someone believes in equivalency between equity and equality, then they believe in innate differences between groups is very reductive. There are plenty of factors here: culture, preferences, geography, and more.
How does the Android Studio compares with Xcode?

On Xcode, it comes with SwiftUI and UIKit libraries for interface building. Does Android Studio comes with a standart UI library? Does it support design tools to help you with building the IU through these libraries or is it code-first?

How straightforward is the environment setup? On Xcode, building your first app is as complicated as creating your first CV on Microsoft Word. i.e, click new, choose a template and build from there or deep dive from scratch if you know what you are doing. Click run and in runs in the simulator, if you put your developer account you can run it on the real iDevice. Pretty hassle-free. Did Android Studio achieve similar level of hassle-free development?

Xcode comes with some asset management tools where you can build libraries of images, colours etc. that will automatically adapt to things like device color theme, language or size(In your code, you refer to a resource in the asset manager and the correct asset is used depending to the parameters you set there). What is the situation with Android Studio?

On Xcode, the default language is Swift and comes with all kind of other libraries that are targeting the latest iOS/MacOS releases. What is the state of art for Android development in therms of the language and OS support? Is everyone building on the native libraries that Google provides using Kotlin?

iDevice simulators run with acceptable performance even on 5 years old Macbook Air. Last time I tried a to run the "hello world" app through Android Studio many years ago on the simulator, the performance was miserable. Is the performance at acceptable levels now?

Thanks!
> So do I have to ride horses to get my privacy back now?

You say this in jest, but depending on your locale and transport needs, you could consider a motorcycle or bicycle. The interface is a bit like riding a horse, just more 21st century (obviously).

Modern bikes come with ABS and fuel injection, and tires these days are great. Motorcycles don't come with any of the annoying road-car nanny-state stuff. Riding a bike is cool too.
Did switching DNS server fix it?
I joined DG a few years later than that though I knew many people in "the book" including Tom West who I sort of dotted line reported to for a time when NUMA servers were coming out. (For those who don't know what we're talking about, "Soul of a New Machine" is still one of the best books about product development ever written.)
With cryptic overly specific tasks and one that ends up being the 'catch all' for everything that doesn't fit one of the narrow categories?
All of those are reasons to prefer OSI! Assuming you were a high-ranking bureaucrat in a national postal-telegraph-telephone organization.
Wirecutters. Find the antenna and clip the wire.
I love the stories here. Mine isn't as cool or flashy, but did save me some money in college. My university implemented a $0.05/sheet of printed paper system. We found out that we didn't lock down the printers themselves. We could print a test sheet at the printer, get its IP address, then directly it add it to our personal machines. We saved a ton of money and hassle since buying printer credits was a pain.
ahh, yes, the fickle balance between retaining and oligarchy and not letting it work you too hard

well, that's just not gonna work is it
Funny… just thirty minutes ago I was giving a sort of guest lecture to some UX students, one of my key talking points was that old “should designers learn to code?” chestnut. (If you're not familiar, and want to see dozens or hundreds of people instantly start arguing on Twitter, go ahead and ask.)

I come down firmly on the side of “yes,” and started my explanation of why with the photographic work of Salvador Dali. The guy was an absolute darkroom master. He wasn’t just a person who had a vivid imagination and could paint, he had an engineer’s understanding of optics, physics and the chemistry of photography. This led into a sort of point about programming not being an end to itself, but that programming is a part of of the toolbelt of a modern digital designer.

ANYWAY. This guy, not just busting out a camera and photoshop, but actually taking apart and rebuilding lenses, more of this. Get dirty with your tools.
Ok. But "the rich" have instituted the congestion tax without instituting any of those improvements to public transportation. Donald Trump is not taking a bus to Mar a Laggo.

> it's about time they [cars?] divide the rich and the aspirational

I'm somewhat shocked by this. Why would you want rich people to be able to avoid all the problems they create for everyone else with their greed?
If big tech is evil.

Why would anyone support granting them additional power to randomly hunt people down without accountability or oversight.
nazis are the enemy, efficiency matters when it matters
It is arguably less effort to be financially successful and pay for the encounters you're interested in than change your self to meet someone else's ideal, which may or may not lead to said encounters.
When I think of easy to use charting for almost any scientific domain I work with, I usually think of Plotly. How does this compare with Plotly?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Man_bites_dog is a fictitious newspaper headline. However I'm pretty sure I've seen it used, tongue in cheek.
Not analogus at all, there's a wealth of consumable objects other than a Big Mac to sate your hunger. Setting aside fetishism, there's really just one object that sates sexual drive and that's a human being. Or do you think a sex doll is an adequate substitute with no second-order effects?
> as it forms closed cycle

Wouldn't that require the grass to grow more to compensate for the increase in CO2?
I'd prefer my tools to use languages that are compiled + memory safe. Basically that just leaves rust or go.

But rust also has other features that can help prevent bugs regarding concurrency and more. So rust is a feature in my book and not just an implementation detail.
I just read it as "you need to break up with this woman yesterday."
That's the trap. I can pull off 16-hour days once in a while. They problem is that once I knew I can do that I tended to factor them into my planning, instead of treating them as the absolute exception that is actually harmful to my health.
for most people what you describe is even more expensive and impractical than buying a mined diamond
We love to hustle
They only made $717 million in 2020 across all international markets. From the most recent 10-K, https://ir.aboutamazon.com/sec-filings/sec-filings-details/d...

Category Net sales Operating expenses Operating income Margin
North America 236.3 227.6 8.7 3.7%
International 104.4 103.7 0.7 0.7%
AWS 45.4 31.8 13.5 29.7%

Dollar amounts in billions.

I added profit margins to show just how little profit they're making in the retail business, particularly in the international market. AWS is the profit machine.

I couldn't find a further breakdown of different markets in their 10-K. That might be because its difficult to assign expenses to the market for a single country.
New news

https://www.cnn.com/2021/05/04/politics/lawmaker-anger-cia-e...
A few coders from each new generation rediscover the lisp arts... https://xkcd.com/297/
These consensus systems are usually solutions in search of a problem. It's pretty rare for these consensus systems to offer an efficiency in practice...
I'm frankly amazed at how cheap getting PCBs made is these days. When I first started out my electronics hobby in the 00's, everything I did that I wanted to be "permanent" was done on perfboard with through the hole parts, ordering PCBs was a pipe dream for a teenager funded mostly by birthday and Christmas gifts, even if the ads in Servo magazine suggested otherwise.

I took nearly a decade off (shifting into contract app/game dev work, university, and then starting my career did not leave a lot of room for my electronics/robotics hobby) and now the bargain basement price for a batch of 5 "passable" quality boards is <= $10 (and "good" quality for <= $50), surface mount parts suddenly became very accessible and to be honest, for some of the stuff I've played around with, the price savings by using SMT usually pays for the boards. DIPs are getting really expensive. It completely blows my mind.
34 billion dollars doesn't count as gobs of money?
This does bring some memories. Also Matrox looked like something out of this world at the time with their multiscreen support.
Well, this answers why the gate was barred when I tried to visit the canyon last weekend! (I had visited back in April- the gate was closed to cars but open to backpackers and bikes at that time, but barred and locked on my more recent visit.)

Note that Diamond Fork is not all that far from civilization. It's a short drive from nearby Spanish Fork, Utah. There are paved roads (including a nearby highway), developed campsites, natural water sources, tree cover and natural firewood sources. It's also unusually mild and lush for the area thanks to local geography.
Actually, when I checked your website and found that you're venture-backed that made me feel safer. Ultimately, though, the problem is that the tool has too much access. I might prefer to use a role provisioned into my account to use a dedicated better console experience way before I would use the extension (it acting as me is too much exposure for me). As it so happens I find the console not too bad as it stands so maybe that's part of it.

I know you guys are well-intentioned and I'm trying to help you here by finding out what the key thing is that would make me comfortable and I'm really coming up with nothing. I just think it's too much power to get not that much utility for me.

Sorry I couldn't come up with anything concrete.
This seems like a very specific piece of software so I'm wondering why it has garnered enough votes to make it to the front page - is there something particular about this code base or software program that I should be paying attention to?
I don't think this would make a warning go away. value + (value >> 32) is still a 64bit int value that gets then cast to a 32bit int.
> A study at the University of London found that participants who multitasked during cognitive tasks experienced IQ score declines that were similar to what they'd expect if they had smoked marijuana or stayed up all night.

Does anyone know which study this is?
No, many people incorrectly equate a monopolistic, pay-to-play, regulation-captured plutocracy with capitalism.

Fundamentally, capitalism is about handling economic planning in an efficient way by free-market autoregulation and policy makers who nurture competition to ensure that process continues to happen efficiently.
mind you, this was not the case in Europe for a better part of it's history.[0]

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_conflicts_in_Europe
[1]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pax_Europaea
Sure, but these are all just fun things, none of which really require any focus. My kid does this too, but when it is time to do homework even having music on has an immediately obvious negative effect.
It's been several years since I looked at the data, but if I remember correctly most flights actually arrive ahead of time. The median if I remember correctly is actually negative (ie. at least 50% of flights arrive ahead of time).

However, this means that there's a long tail of flights that get delayed an hour or more, which brings the average up. Not a good situation to be in if one has to make a late connection during the day.
Yes, if they weren't paying attention.

There was serious concern that the Ethereum Foundation would get in trouble with the SEC if they sold in the US. They delayed the crowdsale for several months while they consulted lawyers, who finally signed off on a way to keep them out of SEC trouble. There was a lot of discussion about this in the community.

The presale was open for 42 days and very well known in the crypto community. Within the first few days it was clear that it was going to be one of the largest crowdsales to date, so it got regular media attention too.
the idea that the reason article puts forward; that the new california curriculum is "lowest common denominator" or "one size fits all" is fallacious.

read the actual proposal- it's a lot more nuanced than this makes it out to be

https://www.cde.ca.gov/ci/ma/cf/
Doesn't work for all the higher-power USB-C charging options that require negotiation before the higher voltage turns on.
I got on this train when I got my first iPhone. I turned off every notification except the ringer (no one calls me except free cruise spam, so maybe I should silence that).

At work, I disable all Slack messages and check Slack in my slack time. Email gets checked at 9AM and 4:30P.

It’s glorious.
I must be brain dead because I have been in multitasking mode for a decade with small months of hyper focus sprints. Sadly a modern life brings many opportunities. I know for sure the Internet has made my focus a challenge.....
Never happened > Okay it happened but not that big a deal > etc etc.

These conversations always take such a predictable path.
I lost a lot of faith in DAO and the whole code as contract when the proponents abandoned it as soon as they lost substantial money. When someone found a way to make a lot of money from the DAO contract, instead of congratulating them for using the letter of the contract to make money, the owners of the DAO suddenly started calling it theft and hacking and changed the protocol to make recover their money.

Basically, DAOs are just a way of trading a well established legal system to settle disputes for one where whoever controls the protocols settles disputes in their favor.
I had assumed that the land was occupied because the motivation for the exchange mentioned in the article are reports of crime (nudity, drugs) that Belgian police can't easily attend to. It is likely the suspects were visitors to the area.
And here I am amazed that British schoolchildren in the 70s apparently ate on proper plates with cutlery.
Most coders I know have had occasional run ins with a rabbit hole where several days of their life got sucked into a single drawn out coding session with little breaks besides food, and had some of the most productive few days of their lives doing that.

If you need me to do a three day sprint, I'm going to accomplish the most without any breaks and with very sporadic sleep. (typically when doing a multi day session my sleep happens 30-120 minutes at a time, usually immediately following me hitting a difficult problem that requires intense rumination)
I've noticed the exact same thing. My son will constantly be doing multiple things at once -- watch a youtube video while playing a game, etc.

Although when I was a kid a literally did everything with the TV on in the background.
I’m not talking about 18-21 year old women now, I’m talking about those who got married when extramarital sex was taboo. The best place I’ve seen to hear about how they chose their spouse is a radio site called StoryCorps.
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I found Hugo much better than Jekyll in terms of useability. It also works with Github Pages.
> multitasking, skipped breaks and long hours

From personal experience I think these are two very different things.

Context switching seems to me to have a cost directly proportional to the complexity of the task. If it takes me 10 minutes to get the mental model of something sorted and then I'm interrupted I'll lose most of that 10 minutes. I can fire off emails requiring little thought one after the other with little cost.

I find that working long hours/without breaks is completely trainable. I can do it productively for long lengths of time and the longer I do it the easier it gets. It's very tiring, and requires solid rest in between but it can be done and it can be very productive.

The intersection of the two is impossible for me. Interruptions seem to accelerate the slowly building fatigue markedly. It's as though almost all the effort goes into getting the mental model sorted and staying there is relatively cheap.
It's just that, from a evolutionary standpoint, the kind of work that we do nowadays, is totally unnatural.

So it's not strange that we have chaotic behaviors.
> The space allows Trump to post, and allows followers to share the former president’s posts to Twitter and Facebook, however, the new platform does not have a feature to allow users to "reply" or engage with Trump’s posts.

So in other words, it's just a personal blog (with comments disabled), not really a "new communications platform".
You don't think it's possible that you either A) simply misremembered the clip or B) it was swapped out as part of some normal process?

3 days isn't exactly a short period of time. Lots of totally plausible explanations.
Software is typically immature hardware. To the extent that you can do something in hardware the results are more often superior, if less flexible.
Phone GPS struggles with that kind of precision, but for professional GPS gear (which is becoming a lot more affordable recently) few cm precision is not that much of a challenge. And I would assume that the enthusiast just noticed it being off from what it had been before and the precise number being one determined by a professional, or someone with professional tools.
I think their point was that if the dishwasher was made so that mechanical hands picked up a dish, washed it, rinsed it, dried it, then set it aside before picking up the next dish and doing the same, we would call that a robot.
If I lived in the countryside (which I wouldn't mind) I would consider this, but otherwise I personally couldn't justify the risk. I forget where I read it, but the phrase "right of weight, not right of way" comes to mind. It's also why I love that my hometown allows riding bikes on sidewalks.
Sounds pretty disingenuous to imply that people who voted for Trump are 'fascists'.

Not surprised I got downvoted for this. I think it's disingenuous and unintellectual the way people who have opposing views are characterized as being in one extreme or the other. People with nuanced views on the right are called 'fascists' and people with nuanced views on the left are called 'socialists'.

Why are we letting these extreme and simplified viewpoints about political "others" have any influence in our culture? Why not shame this tribalist behavior and push it out of our societies so we can have nuance without walking on eggshells? Unfortunate.
Which bias, the bias to want to multi-task? It's not a bias, we're just stupid. We think we can do multiple things at once. And we can do multiple things at once, so our stupid brains have proof that we can multitask.

The problem is that humans can't objectively qualify their own results without analysis, and we don't do rigorous scientific analysis on ourselves regularly, so we have no idea when something we do is shit or not. The only facility we have for that is comparison and pattern recognition, which is not rigorous analysis. If you don't go out of your way to compare your results as a multi-tasker to the cumulative qualitative results of somebody else doing two different things, you will never see that multi-tasking is worse.
Vapor IO and VMware's Open Grid Alliance Aims to 'Rearchitect the Internet'
We don't really know. Complex ecological systems are relatively poorly understood.
National Air and Space Museum Welcomes Star Wars X-Wing Starfighter
the post isn't honest. read the actual proposal.

https://www.cde.ca.gov/ci/ma/cf/
We are talking about money-making applications here. Not progress.
Maybe I'm just refusing to let go of a useful tool, but how many tasks do I really need to do at an above-8-yr-old level?

It could be perfectly acceptable to apply 15 fewer IQ points across the board to my problems if I can get more of those problems solved in a fixed amount of time.
Which also contains areas within 100 miles of the coasts, international airports, and other "ports of entry".
It would be interesting to see how much of all that information is actually retained. I bet kids are much better at filtering out background noise than grown-ups are.
FreeSurfer is actually NOT open source.

https://surfer.nmr.mgh.harvard.edu/registration.html

https://surfer.nmr.mgh.harvard.edu/fswiki/FreeSurferCorTechs...

Edit: and downvotes don't change reality. It's great software, but it's not open source.